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Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E.) is an international fraternal organization that was founded on February 6, 1898, in Seattle, Washington, by a group of six theater owners including John Cort (the first president), brothers John W. and Tim J. Considine, Harry (H.L.) Leavitt (who later joined the Loyal Order of Moose), Mose Goldsmith and Arthur Williams.^[1] Originally made up of those engaged in one way or another in the performing arts, the Eagles grew and claimed credit for establishing the Mother's Day holiday in the United States as well as the 'impetus for Social Security' in the United States. Their lodges are known as 'aeries'.

• 1History
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History[edit]

The Fraternal Order of Eagles, an international non-profit organization, unites fraternally in the spirit of liberty, truth, justice, and equality, to make human life more desirable by lessening its ills, and by promoting peace, prosperity, gladness and hope.^[2] Kai's power tools download.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles was founded on February 6, 1898. The organization was formed by six theater owners sitting on a pile of lumber in Moran's shipyard in Seattle, Washington. They were competitors who had come together to discuss a musicians' strike. After deciding how to handle the strike, they agreed to 'bury the hatchet' and form an organization dubbed 'The Order of Good Things'.

Early meetings were held on local theater stages, and after taking care of business, attendees rolled out a keg of beer and enjoyed social time. As numbers grew, participants selected the bald eagle as the official emblem and changed the name to 'The Fraternal Order of Eagles'. In April 1898, the membership formed a Grand Aerie, secured a charter and developed a constitution and by-laws, with John Cort elected the Eagles' first president.

Touring theater troupes are credited with much of the Eagles' rapid growth. Most early members were actors, stagehands and playwrights, who carried the Eagles story as they toured across the United States and Canada. The organization's appeal is also attributed to its funeral benefits (no Eagle was ever knowingly buried in a potter's field), the provision of an aerie physician, and other membership benefits.^[3]The Eagles pushed for the founding of Mother's Day, provided the impetus for Social Security, and pushed to end job discrimination based on age. The Eagles have provided support for medical centers across the United States and Canada to build and provide research on medical conditions. Every year they raise millions of dollars to combat heart disease and cancer, help children with disabilities, and uplift the aged and infirm.

History of the Aerie[edit]

An aerie in nature is the lofty nest of any bird of prey, including eagles and hawks.^[4] In the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the term Aerie is the name of the building in which the members meet and hold events.

History of the Auxiliary[edit]

A 'new era for the women of Eagledom' began when an amendment to the Grand Aerie Laws to establish a Grand Auxiliary passed unanimously at the 1951 Grand Aerie Convention in Rochester, New York.^[5] Eagle Auxiliaries had existed before the Grand Auxiliary was formed, the first being founded on March 24, 1927, in Pittsburg, Kansas. Three days later, a second Auxiliary was established in Frontenac, Kansas. By March 1951, 965 local Auxiliaries were in existence, totaling 130,000 members. By the end of that year, 22 state and provincial Auxiliaries were also operating.^[6]

Timeline[edit]

• 1898 – 'Order of Good Things' established. Later that year, the organization changed its name to Fraternal Order of Eagles and formed the first Aerie.
• 1904 – F.O.E. starts advocating for Mother's Day
• 1927 – Creation and formation of the Ladies Auxiliary
• 1935 – Support for enactment of Social Security Law
• 1944 – Eagles Memorial Fund established
• 1954 – Nearly 10,000 Ten Commandments plaques distributed
• 1955 – F.O.E. Ten Commandments monument placed in Ambridge, PA. F.O.E. Ten Commandments monument placed on the grounds of a state capital, Denver, Colorado
• 1957 – Nationwide 'Jobs After 40' program inaugurated
• 1967 – Jimmy Durante Children's Foundation established
• 1972 – Golden Eagle Fund established
• 1983 – Max Baer Heart Fund offered first grants for Aerie-sponsored CPR classes $405,000 donated to Eagles' Truman Cardiovascular Lab at Research Medical Center, Kansas City Golden Eagle Fund donated $5,000 in grants to institutions conducting Alzheimer's disease research
• 1985 – Donations to St. Jude Hospital top $1 million
• 1988 – Eagles matched grants up to $500 to sponsor Drug Education Seminars
• 1991 – Eagles supported Operation Desert Storm with mail and food packages
• 1995 – $50,000 donated for the Eagle Alcove of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Roosevelt was a lifetime F.O.E. member)
• 2001 – Memorial Foundation established Attack on America Fund and raised $500,000 F.O.E. purchased property to consolidate international headquarters
• 2002 – International headquarters opened in Grove City, Ohio
• 2005 – Eagles rededicated Ten Commandments monument at international headquarters F.O.E. generously supported development of a new scoliosis brace named the 'Eagle Brace' F.O.E. signed first year contract with Braun Racing for FOE.com-sponsored car
• 2006 – Eagles worked with local government leaders to keep 'under God' in the Pledge of Allegiance. F.O.E. signed second year contract with Braun Racing
• 2007 – Eagles supported American Eagle & Literary Challenge in quest to name June 20 National Eagle Day, The Disaster Relief Fund was passed which will allow the Eagles to have 'trailers' stocked with supplies to be a first response team.
• 2008 – $25 million gift commitment to fund The Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center at The University of Iowa.
• 2016 – (February 24) The first female, Carol Wierzbicki, was voted into the New Westminster Aerie as an Aerie member.

Structure and Organization[edit]

Local units are called 'Aeries'.^[7] There were 1,400 Aeries scattered across the US and Canada in 2001.^[8] The national convention is known as the 'Grand Aerie' and meets annually.^[9] 'Grand Aerie' is also the name of the headquarters of the organization, currently at Grove City, Ohio.^[10]

Aeries are known by their instituting number and the name of the city in which they are located. The Aerie instituting number is appointed based on the order in which an Aerie is instituted; at current date the Grand Aerie is instituting Aeries in the 4500 range. Aerie #1, located in Seattle, Washington, is sometimes referred to as 'The Mother Aerie'.^[11]

The Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles International Convention is held each year in a different city in either the United States or Canada. During the International Convention, delegates from all Aeries and Auxiliaries vote on the new Grand Aerie and Grand Auxiliary representatives, new by-laws and other relevant issues.^[12]

Officers[edit]

Officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, on a local and international level, are elected each year by popular vote of their delegates. State and regional leaders are appointed each year by the Grand Worthy and Grand Madam Presidents.

The organization is led by the two highest elected positions, the Grand Worthy President and the Grand Madam President. The Grand Worthy and Grand Madam Presidents serve a one-year term touring the two countries meeting and celebrating milestone events with all Aerie and Auxiliary members.

The Grand Aerie Officers are the operating body of the Fraternal Order of Eagles between conventions and work with the Board of Grand Trustees and the Grand Auxiliary. The Board of Grand Trustees, with the exception of the Chairman of the Board, is also an elected body. The Chairman of the Board is the immediate past Grand Worthy President.

Membership[edit]

At one point the qualifications for membership were that one must be 21 years old, possess a good character, not be a Communist and be a Caucasian. By the late 1970s the all white provision had officially been rescinded, but, because the Order used the blackball to admit new members, it was difficult for minorities to gain membership. In 1979 the FOE tried to get a lawsuit dismissed that alleged it was violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by not allowing African Americans to use their athletic facilities. The article stated that a local Eagle official could only cite Joe Louis as a black member of the FOE.^[13]

In 1979 the Order had 800,000 members, a figure said to have been relatively constant over a decade.^[9] In 2011, it had 850,000 member in the main organization and 250,000 members of the women's auxiliary.^[8]

As of 2019, membership is open to any person of good moral character, and believes in the existence of a supreme being, and is not a member of the Communist Party nor any organization which advocates the overthrow of the United States government.^[14] Currently, any gender can become a member of an Aerie, however, only women can become a member of an Auxilary. In recent history, numerous Aerie chapters have absorbed their Auxilaries to form one unified and non-sexist chapter that allows all genders, to which the Grand Aerie and Grand Auxilary responded with enacting a law that any Auxilary members who wish to leave the women’s only chapter and join the Aerie, must be a non-member of the entire organization for 1 full year, which has dismayed countless members from doing so.

The FOE no longer uses secret passwords or 'roughhouse initiation' rite. But, in 1979, it still had a ritual. The prospective member was asked to promise before God and on his honor, not to disclose the rituals of the Order to anyone outside of the FOE. The initiation took place in lodge room furnished with an altar and a Bible and included religious phrases and prayers.^[9]

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The FOE had an insurance program in its early years, but discontinued this in 1927. Instead it offered sick and death benefits for members who would pay higher fees. Therefore, the FOE now has two membership categories, beneficial and non-beneficial.^[15]

Charitable giving[edit]

'People helping people' is a statement that guides the charitable actions of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and has led the Eagles to donate more than $100 million annually.^[16] As part of the charitable philosophy, the Eagles give back 100 percent of the contributions received in the form of grants. All administrative costs are paid by the International Organization through membership dues.^[17]

In 1941 the FOE donated funds for the construction of a dormitory at Boys Town, Nebraska. Father Flanagan, the founder of Boys Town, was member of the order. A few years later the Order sponsored the creation of Eagle Hall at the Range for Boys at Sentinel Butte, North Dakota. The High Girl Ranch, near Midland, Texas has also received a dormitory.^[13]

The Memorial Foundation was founded in 1946, and regularly supports medical research projects.^[15] In the 1970s the FOE joined environmentalists in efforts to save the bald eagle from extinction. They also lent their efforts to help the golden eagle as well.^[15] In 1959 the FOE began construction on a retirement home for elderly members in Bradenton, Florida. Today this home is part of Eagle Village, where there are other facilities available to the elderly.^[15]

Government Relations[edit]

Since the time of the New Deal the FOE has promoted social legislation, particularly old age and mothers pensions, Social Security and workmens compensation. By 1980 it was advocating for seniors to work after age 65 and to return the Social Security system back to its original purpose.^[15]

Mother's Day[edit]

Frank E. Hering, a Past Grand Worthy President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in South Bend, Indiana, campaigned for 'a national day to honor our mothers', nearly 35 years after social activist Ann Jarvis first proposed a similar U.S. holiday. The idea of advocating for Mother's Day came to Hering when he was a faculty member at the University of Notre Dame. Walking into the classroom of a fellow instructor, Hering found his colleague distributing penny postcards to students. Each student addressed his or her card and scribbled a message on it. Hering was informed the students could write anything, as long as it was addressed to the students' mothers.

Hering leveraged his connection with the Fraternal Organization of Eagles to organize its members in promoting the holiday, and in 1914, legislation in the U.S. Congress requested a presidential proclamation to designate the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day. This date was encouraged by Anna Marie Jarvis, daughter of Ann Jarvis who continued her mother's work in crusading for a U.S. memorial day for mothers. President Woodrow Wilson signed the proclamation and May 10, 1914 became the first official Mother's Day.^[18]

In 1925, the 'Society of War Mothers' invited Hering to participate in a special Mother's Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery.^[19] There, at the 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier', before a large audience including many congressmen and senators, Hering was introduced as 'the Father of Mother's Day'. That was 11 years after President Woodrow Wilson by Proclamation officially made Mother's Day the second Sunday in May.^[20]

Today the Eagles' work to acknowledge mothers on Mother's Day is recognized by the Anna Jarvis Birthplace Museum – a museum honoring the daughter of Ann Jarvis. Grand Madam President Margaret Cox (2007–2008), was named '2008 Mother of the Year' by the Anna Jarvis Birthplace Museum in partnership with the International Mother's Day Shrine in Grafton, WV. Cox was honored at the 100th anniversary of the holiday during the Mother's Day Founder's Festival, May 10 and 11, 2008.

Ten Commandments[edit]

In the 1940s, E.J. Ruegemer, a Minnesota juvenile court judge and member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, launcheda nationwide campaign to post copies of the Ten Commandments in juvenile courts across the country.His stated goal was to provide a moral foundation for troubled youth.

In 1956, director Cecil B. DeMille's epic film 'The Ten Commandments' opened across the country. DeMille and Ruegemer drummed up publicity for the film by working together to erect granite monumentsof the Ten Commandments across the nation.

Although there is no official record of how many monuments were erected, estimates range from less than 100 to more than 2,000. The Fraternal Order of Eagles kept the project going long after the film opened, and some monuments didn't get erected until up to 10 years later. Many monuments went up in public places like parks, city halls, and courthouses.^[21]On August 30, 1961, the Fraternal Order of Eagles of Texas presented the State of Texas with a 6-foot-high monolith inscribed with the Ten Commandments, which in 2006 became the subject of a divisive and controversial legal dispute (Van Orden v. Perry) that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.^[22] The case was ruled 5–4 in favor of the defendant, the State of Texas, and the monument was allowed to remain on the grounds of the State Capitol.

Notable Eagles buildings[edit]

• Eagles Auditorium Building, Seattle, Washington
• Eagles Building-Strand Theater, Alliance, Ohio
• Eagles Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• Eagles Home, Evansville, Indiana
• Fraternal Order of Eagles Building, Richmond, Virginia

Notable Eagles[edit]

United States Presidents[edit]

Seven United States Presidents have held membership in the Fraternal Order of Eagles:

• Theodore Roosevelt – Cheyenne, Wyoming, 26th President^[9]
• Warren G. Harding – Marion, Ohio, 29th President^[9]
• Franklin D. Roosevelt – Buffalo, New York, 32nd President^[9]
• Harry S. Truman – Independence, Missouri, 33rd president^[9]
• John F. Kennedy – Hyde Park, Massachusetts, 35th President^[9]
• James Earl 'Jimmy' Carter – Atlanta, Georgia, 39th President,^[8]
• Ronald Reagan – Santa Barbara, California, 40th President,^[8]

Politicians[edit]

• Jack Christian, Louisiana politician
• William Allen Egan, Governor, Alaska^[8]
• J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Director,^[9]
• Joe Manchin, West Virginia US Senator
• John J. McClure, Pennsylvania State Senator
• Walter Mondale, Vice President^[9]
• Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court^[9]
• Ron Estes, Kansas Congressman

Religion[edit]

• Father Edward J. Flanagan, founder of Boys Town^[9]

Entertainers[edit]

• Billy Ray Cyrus, musical performer and entertainer^[8]
• Jimmy Durante, musical performer and entertainer
• Tony Orlando, musical performer and entertainer

Athletes[edit]

• Max Baer, boxer/heavyweight champion^[8]
• Jim Crowley, College Football Hall of Fame member, one of the Four Horsemen
• Joe Foss, WWII 'ace' pilot, first commissioner of the AFL
• Bob Griese, Super Bowl winning quarterback
• Sam Hornish, Jr., IRL and NASCAR driver^[8]
• Jim Houston, College Football Hall of Fame member
• Gordie Howe, Hockey Hall of Fame member^[8]
• Johnny Longden, jockey, Honorary Lifetime Member
• Joe Louis, boxer (claimed)^[9]
• Roger Maris, baseball player
• Earl Morrall, NFL Most Valuable Player 1968
• Stan Musial, Baseball Hall of Fame member^[9]
• Joe Nuxhall, pitcher and broadcaster
• Arnold Palmer, golfer
• Art Rooney, founder of the Pittsburgh Steelers
• Red Schoendienst, Baseball Hall of Fame member
• Warren Spahn, Baseball Hall of Fame member
• Tony Stewart, NASCAR driver^[8]
• Jerry Quarry, boxer
• Wilma Rudolph, American sprinter, Olympian

Others[edit]

• Jimmy Hoffa, American labor union leader

Notable Auxiliary Members[edit]

• Virginia Graham, radio and TV personality^[8]
• Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of former U.S. President^[8]
• Bess Truman, wife of former U.S. President^[8]

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

1. ^Murray Morgan, Skid Road, Ballantine Books (1960). pp. 144–146 cites for Cort, John Considine, Leavitt, and Leavitt's departure.
2. ^Fraternal Order of Eagles Mission Statement^{[full citation needed]}
3. ^Fraternal Order of Eagles Ritual and Constitution, predate 1954
4. ^Webster's Dictionary, 2007 edition^{[full citation needed]}
5. ^Proceedings from the Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Convention, 1951
6. ^October 1951 issue of Mrs. Eagle publication
7. ^Schmidt, Alvin J. Fraternal Organizations Westport, CT; Greenwood Press pp. 25–26
8. ^ ^{abcdefghijklm}Fraternal Order of Eagles Facts at the Wayback Machine (archived 2 December 2013)
9. ^ ^{abcdefghijklmn}Schmidt, Alvin J. Fraternal Organizations Westport, CT; Greenwood Press p. 96
10. ^Contacts, FOE.com.
11. ^Data pulled from monthly new Aerie/Auxiliary report.^{[full citation needed]}
12. ^Proceedings from the Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Convention^{[full citation needed]}
13. ^ ^abSchmidt, Alvin J. Fraternal Organizations Westport, CT; Greenwood Press pp. 95–96
14. ^Title 111, Section 70.2 Articles of Incorporation Constitution and Statutes 2007
15. ^ ^abcdeSchmidt, Alvin J. Fraternal Organizations Westport, CT; Greenwood Press p. 95
16. ^All financial and dated data pulled from Proceedings of the Grand Aerie Convention, 1959–2007 and Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Annual Financial Audit
17. ^Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Annual Financial Audit
18. ^Anna Jarvis Birthplace Museum
19. ^February 1925 issue of The American War Mother
20. ^From the Memoires of Frank E. Hering
21. ^Minnesota Public Radio (10 September 2001). 'MPR: The Ten Commandments: Religious or historical symbol?'.
22. ^'Van Orden v. Perry'.

References[edit]

• seattletimes.nwsource.com^{[dead link]}

External links[edit]

• Official website

Fraternal Order Of Eagles Fl State

Fraternal Eagles Lodge

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  Great Piece ! All pricing is up front so you know exactly how much everything is! jewelry 20 R.

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  $36.70 shipping

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• 8 FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES PINBACKS FLYING EAGLES

  SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION.

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• Antique SNOHOMISH 195 FOE LTJE Membership Ribbon Pin Seattle 1909 Washington

  Antique SNOHOMISH 195 FOE LTJE Membership Ribbon Pin Probably circa 1909 based on the last date on the ribbon. Measures approximately 7 3/4 inches long This Ribbon is solid but does show its age. It has some handling wear and spots near the 195. Pin clasp functions properly. ______________________________ Please examine all photos for acceptability and ask any questions before purchasing. We answer questions once a day so please allow up to 24 hours for a response. Thank you for looking!

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• Vintage Fraternal Order of Eagles Pin LA goldtone

  Jewelry is like art, unique designs, different colors and shapes of stones. There are a lot of quality pieces even though most are not marked. For sale this week is FOE pin, an emblem set in a goldtone flower.

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  Was: Previous Price$39.09

• 1967 Fraternal Order of Eagles Vintage FOE Keychain Carlisle PA Bowling 518-s6

  Carlisle PA Bowling. We are cleaning out an estate.

  Was: Previous Price$17.64

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• Vintage FRATERNAL ORDER OF THE EAGLES AERIE 64 ATLANTIC CITY Plate

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  Was: Previous Price$15.99

• Vintage Pendleton blanket throw F.O.E. emblem Fraternal Order of Eagles

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• Vtg Collectible fraternal Order of Eagles Pendent For Necklace

  No chain see photo

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  $17.50 shipping

• FOE Vintage FRATERNAL ORDER of EAGLES Enamel PIN

  Very good condition, light wear. Nice patina. Screwback. Unmarked on back. Almost 3/4 inch in diameter. Be sure to check out my other vintage pins! Reduced shipping for multiple purchases. (Items must be purchased during the same week - Sunday through Saturday - in order to qualify for shipping discount.) If you'd like combined shipping, please wait for invoice before paying. Insurance and/or delivery confirmation are recommended and available for an additional charge.

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  $19.27 shipping

• New ListingVintage Fraternal Order Eagles FOE WORTHY CHAPLAIN Badge Eagle & Flags Shield 2'

  FREE SHIPPING...Vintage gold finish on metal. Fraternal Order Eagles FOE WORTHY CHAPLAIN Badge Eagle & Shield. Liberty Truth Justice Equality. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS First Class Package. 2' x 2'

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  $12.92 shipping