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Freemasons support Dodgeville Fire Department

January 20, 2025 No Comments

The beneficiary of Dodgeville Freemasons Lodge (No. 119) pasty sale for December of 2024 was the Dodgeville Volunteer Fire Department. A check for $1132 was given to them in support of their contributions to the community and surrounding area. From left: Ross Jones, Elder Landen Wilson, Elder Carter Davis (Missionaries from the Dodgeville LDS Church), Scott Althaus, Jeff Halverson (Fire Chief), Brian Pishion, Orville Olson, Mark McCutchin, Brian Whitehouse, Tristin Kenyon, Brad Pishion, Jan Aschliman and Angie Pishion. Not pictured

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Dodgeville Freemasons support Family Resource Center

November 1, 2024 No Comments

Freemasons from Dodgeville Lodge (No. 119) – along with several volunteers from throughout the community – held a pasty sale on October 5th to support the Family Resource Center of Iowa County. The Family Resource Center of Iowa County is a charitable, not for profit corporation that provides a nurturing environment where families are strengthened by empowering parents and children through education and connection with the community. The Brothers in Dodgeville have long been supportive of this critically important service

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Dodgeville Freemasons raise $1050 for Dodger Food Locker

April 8, 2024 No Comments

Pictured above are a few of the many volunteers participating in Dodgeville Masonic Lodge’s (No. 119) March 2nd pasty sale. Standing from left: Carrie Pishion, Brian Neil, Joyce Widder, Jim Davis, Mike Hoppenjan, Anna Olson, Charles Pishion, Robert Husted, Berry Hottman, Brian Pishion, Greta Byers, Scott Althaus, Stephanie Martin, Joslyn Olson, Kneeling: Bethany Hinsman (left) and Kate Masner. The Dodger Food Locker was well represented plus members of the Mormon Church assisted the Lodge with their Pasty Sale. Not pictured

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Dodgeville Freemasons’ pasty sales raise $1095 for Shriners Children’s Hospital

February 26, 2024 No Comments

A pasty sale was held for the Shriners Children’s Hospital at the Dodgeville Masonic Lodge in Dodgeville, Wisconsin on February 3rd, 2024. Pictured above from left to right is: Jim Heisner, Karl Gant, Marv Engelke, Anna Olson, Scott Althaus, and Joe Harker. Members of the Mound View Shrine Club not pictured are: Joe Thompson, his lady Julie, Elaine Engelke, and John Thorstad. Volunteers from the Mound View Shrine Club assisted Dodgeville Lodge along with many other volunteers in making this a success. This could never happen without the generous support from the surrounding community. A check in the amount

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Dodgeville Masonic Lodge Helps Others

February 19, 2024 No Comments

By Kenyon Bennett , The Dodgeville Chronicle  Freemasons, also known as Masons, are members of the world’s oldest fraternal organization that was begun as a guild for stonemasons, skilled builders, in Europe during the Middle Ages. Tracing the organization to a specific date is futile. That knowledge has been lost to history. Secret practices, such as symbolic handshakes and greetings that Freemasons use, are often shrouded in mystery. Dodgeville has its Masons, perhaps best known for trying to help others in

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Freemasons support Dodgeville Fire Department

January 20, 2025 No Comments

The beneficiary of Dodgeville Freemasons Lodge (No. 119) pasty sale for December of 2024 was the Dodgeville Volunteer Fire Department. A check for $1132 was given to them in support of their contributions to the community and surrounding area. From left: Ross Jones, Elder Landen Wilson, Elder Carter Davis (Missionaries from the Dodgeville LDS Church), Scott Althaus, Jeff Halverson (Fire Chief), Brian Pishion, Orville Olson, Mark McCutchin, Brian Whitehouse, Tristin Kenyon, Brad Pishion, Jan Aschliman and Angie Pishion. Not pictured

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Dodgeville Freemasons support Family Resource Center

November 1, 2024 No Comments

Freemasons from Dodgeville Lodge (No. 119) – along with several volunteers from throughout the community – held a pasty sale on October 5th to support the Family Resource Center of Iowa County. The Family Resource Center of Iowa County is a charitable, not for profit corporation that provides a nurturing environment where families are strengthened by empowering parents and children through education and connection with the community. The Brothers in Dodgeville have long been supportive of this critically important service

Read More »

Dodgeville Freemasons raise $1050 for Dodger Food Locker

April 8, 2024 No Comments

Pictured above are a few of the many volunteers participating in Dodgeville Masonic Lodge’s (No. 119) March 2nd pasty sale. Standing from left: Carrie Pishion, Brian Neil, Joyce Widder, Jim Davis, Mike Hoppenjan, Anna Olson, Charles Pishion, Robert Husted, Berry Hottman, Brian Pishion, Greta Byers, Scott Althaus, Stephanie Martin, Joslyn Olson, Kneeling: Bethany Hinsman (left) and Kate Masner. The Dodger Food Locker was well represented plus members of the Mormon Church assisted the Lodge with their Pasty Sale. Not pictured

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Dodgeville Freemasons’ pasty sales raise $1095 for Shriners Children’s Hospital

February 26, 2024 No Comments

A pasty sale was held for the Shriners Children’s Hospital at the Dodgeville Masonic Lodge in Dodgeville, Wisconsin on February 3rd, 2024. Pictured above from left to right is: Jim Heisner, Karl Gant, Marv Engelke, Anna Olson, Scott Althaus, and Joe Harker. Members of the Mound View Shrine Club not pictured are: Joe Thompson, his lady Julie, Elaine Engelke, and John Thorstad. Volunteers from the Mound View Shrine Club assisted Dodgeville Lodge along with many other volunteers in making this a success. This could never happen without the generous support from the surrounding community. A check in the amount

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Dodgeville Masonic Lodge Helps Others

February 19, 2024 No Comments

By Kenyon Bennett , The Dodgeville Chronicle  Freemasons, also known as Masons, are members of the world’s oldest fraternal organization that was begun as a guild for stonemasons, skilled builders, in Europe during the Middle Ages. Tracing the organization to a specific date is futile. That knowledge has been lost to history. Secret practices, such as symbolic handshakes and greetings that Freemasons use, are often shrouded in mystery. Dodgeville has its Masons, perhaps best known for trying to help others in

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