Educational Lodge 1002 of Minnesota
Index of papers written by the Freemasons of Minnesota
1945 to Present
In their honor we dedicate this repository
for all to use and receive more light in Masonry
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 | 001 - WHO WAS THE CHIEF CONSERVATOR - September 21, 1945, A E Booth |
| 002 - CLANDESTINE MASONRY - November 30, 1945, by Paul Bosanko |
| 003 - THE EGYPTIAN INFLUENCE ON MASONRY - October 11, 1946, by John Seaman Garns |
| 004 - MASONIC HISTORY TRADITIONS AND ORIGINS - January 6, 1947, by Carsten L Jacobson |
| 005 - THE TABERNACLE OF MOSES - April 10, 1947, by Carlos W Del Plaine |
| 006 - MASONRY IN SOUTH AMERICA - July 2, 1947, by Walter R Myers |
| 007 - ANCIENT EGYPTIAN MYSTERY TEACHINGS IN MASONRY - January 5, 1948, by John Seaman Garns |
| 008 - EARLY AMERICAN MASONRY - April 22, 1948, by Clinton M Norton |
| 009 - BEGINNING OF MASONRY IN MINNESOTA - January 25, 1949, by Edward Johnstone |
| 010 - FROM WHENCE CAME OUR MINNESOTA WORK - May 20, 1949, by Edward Johnstone |
| 011 - MASONIC SYMBOLS AND WORKING TOOLS - January 20, 1950, by Gustav Nybeck |
| 012 - MASONRY IN NOVA SCOTIA - April 28, 1950, by Carlos W Del Plaine |
| 013 - MASONRY AND YOUTH A CHALLENGE - July 28, 1950, by W Warren Roepke |
| 014 - DIFFERENCES IN MASONIC RITUAL AND PROCEDURE - January 30, 1951, by Clinton M Norton |
| 015 - THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE - June 15, 1951, by Clarence E Mitton |
| 016 - THE FORTY SEVENTH PROBLEM OF EUCLID - October 22, 1951, by Henry C T Eggers |
| 017 - THE MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE GARTER - March 28, 1952, by Clarence E Mitton |
| 018 - OPERATIVE TO SPECULATIVE FREEMASONRY - July 30, 1952, by Gustav Nybeck |
| 019 - THE FREE IN FREEMASONRY - January 23, 1953, by Robert E Miller |
| 020 - MOZART THE FREEMASON - August 10, 1953, by Karl Andrist |
| 021 - THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OF FREEMASONRY - April 11, 1954, by George M Constans |
| 022 - TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS OF ARCHITECTURE - October 20, 1954, by Clinton M Norton |
| 023 - MASONIC PHILATELY - December 1, 1954, by Lawrence S Clark |
| 024 - WASHINGTON THE MASON - February 1, 1955, by W Warren Roepke |
| 025 - THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON - May 13, 1955, by A J Kahn |
| 026 - OUTLINE OF MEXICAN MASONIC HISTORY - July 15, 1956, by Carlos W Del Plaine |
| 027 - JUSTICE AND MASONRY - September 1, 1956, by John A Weeks |
| 028 - COMMENTS ON THE ANTIQUITY OF MASONRY - December 1, 1956, by Watson Kirkconnell |
| 029 - MASONRY AND THE SELF - March 1, 1957, by Charles F Stroebel |
| 030 - THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF MINNESOTA MASONRY - July 1, 1957, by Clinton M Norton |
| 031 - THE FLIGHT OF WINDING STAIRS - September 15, 1957, by Curtis R Fosen |
| 032 - THE MINNESOTA MASONIC HOME - December 1, 1957, by John B Tomhave |
| 033 - PLAN OF THE ORDERS OF MASONRY - March 15, 1958, by George M Constans |
| 034 - EDUCATION IN AND OUT OF THE MIDDLE CHAMBER - October 1, 1958, by Julius W Opheim |
| 035 - FREEMASONRY AND THE REFORMATION - January 1959, by Roy W Goddard |
| 036 - AM I MY BROTHERS KEEPER - March 1959, by Einar O Troseth |
| 037 - THE SPIRIT OF MASONRY ITS MISSION AND ORIGIN - August 1959, by Fred L Doud |
| 038 - MODERN EDUCATION FOR AN ANCIENT CRAFT - December 1959, by Clyde E Hegman |
| 039 - OUR FIFTEEN MASONIC PRESIDENTS - February 1960, by Olaf B Fossum |
| 040 - MASONRY AND MATHEMATICS - September 1960, by Lee C Heironimus |
| 041 - MASONRY'S TWENTIETH CENTURY MISSION - November 1960, by Philip F McNairy |
| 042 - MASONRY AND THE CHURCH - January 1961, by Willis W Velte |
| 043 - BIBLE BACKGROUNDING OF FREEMASONRY - March 1961, by Homer C Holt |
| 044 - A MASONS OBLIGATION TO HIS HOME HIS COUNTRY AND HIS GOD - August 1961, by Luther W Youngdahl |
| 045 - A STUDY OF THE GREAT LIGHT - October 1961, by Laton S Smith |
| 046 - MASONRY SPEAKS - December 1961, by Wiley O May |
| 047 - GEORGE WASHINGTON - January 1962, by Gordon Thompson |
| 048 - BENJAMIN FRANKLIN - August 1962, by Ivan M Maxson |
| 049 - SOME SECRETS OF THE ANCIENT BUILDERS - October 1962, by Conrad Hahn |
| 050 - FREEMASONRY A HOUSE UNDIVIDED - December 1962, by Allen E Roberts |
| 051 - A VIEWPOINT OF SWEDISH AND GERMAN FREEMASONRY - January 1963, by Albert vonDamm |
| 052 - WHITHER ARE WE TRAVELING - June 1963, by Dwight L Smith |
| 053 - THE DYNAMICS OF MASONRY - October 1963, by Clyde E Hegman |
| 054 - AS MASONS WE MUST SPEAK OUT - December 1963, by Stafford King |
| 055.1 - THE GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA CRADLE OF MASONRY IN MIDWESTERN AMERICA - February 1964, by Harold S Pond |
| 055.2 - THE GRAND LODGE OF MINNESOTA CRADLE OF MASONRY IN MIDWESTERN AMERICA PART II - June 1964, by Harold S Pond |
| 056 - LET FREEDOM RING - October 1964, by Eugene S Hopp |
| 057 - CHARITY - December 1964, by Lee C Heironimus |
| 058 - A BIRDSEYE VIEW OF MASONRY IN THE NEAR EAST AND EUROPE - January 1965, by Joseph L Seltzer |
| 059 - MASONRY IN THE CIVIL WAR - May 1965, by Edward M Morgan |
| 060 - JEREMIAH THE PROPHET OF THE NEW COVENANT - September 1965, by J C Friedrich |
| 061 - DEDICATED TO FREEMASONRY VIRTUE AND UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENCE - November 1965, by Eugene S Hopp |
| 062 - THE POWER OF THE POSITIVE NO - January 1966, by Norman V Peale |
| 063 - THE ANCIENT LANDMARKS OF FREEMASONRY - May 1966, by William C Blaine |
| 064 - MASTER MASON - September 1966, by Conrad Hahn |
| 065 - CONTINUING MASONIC EDUCATION FOR MASONS - November 1966, by Clyde E Hegman |
| 066 - THE SHADOW OF A MAN - January 1967, by Eugene G Beckman |
| 067 - THE YORK RITE OF FREEMASONRY - May 1967, by J Merritt Freeman |
| 068 - THE LEGEND OF HIRAM ABIFF - September 1967, by George S Draffen |
| 069 - HISTORY OF FRENCH SPECULATIVE FREEMASONRY - December 1967, by Laton S Smith |
| 070 - THE CONSTITUTIONS OF 1717 - July 1968, by Joseph S Ryder |
| 071 - HOW MASONIC EDUCATION ADMITS ONE TO THE GLORY AND GREATNESS OF MASONRY - January 1969, by Joseph F Newton |
| 072 - AMOS AND THE PLUMBLINE - March 1969, by J C Friedrich |
| 073 - THE RELIGION OF ALL GOOD MEN - November 1969, by Louis Block |
| 074 - A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF MASONRY IN SOUTH AMERICA - November 1970, by Joseph L Seltzer |
| 075 - PHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR MASONIC MEMBERSHIP - January 1971, by Julius W Opheim |
| 076 - MASONIC MEMBERSHIP - February 1971, by Franklin G Emrick |
| 077 - THE HEART OF SPECULATIVE FREEMASONRY - April 1971, by Allen H Fox |
| 078 - THE GREATNESS OF WASHINGTON - November 1971, by Rudolph F Runez |
| 079 - DYNAMIC FREEMASONRY IN OUR CHANGING SOCIETY - January 1972, by Clyde E Hegman |
| 080 - MINNESOTA MASONRY CONFRONTS JOHN BARLEYCORN - September 1972, by Julius W Opheim |
| 081 - SECRETS AND MYSTERIES - November 1972, by Edward J Franta |
| 082 - SOME THOUGHTS ON FREEMASONRY - January 1973, by Ralph E Berry |
| 083 - OUR MASONIC HERITAGE - March 1973, by Alphonse Cerza |
| 084 - CONGRESSES CONVENTIONS CONFORMITY AND CONSERVATORS - November 1973, by Julius W Opheim |
| 085 - ROBERT BURNS THE MASON - May 1974, by Robert Kerr |
| 086 - THE MAKING A WOMAN A MASON - September 1974, by Gerald Marsengill |
| 087 - A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF MASONRY AROUND THE WORLD - November 1974, by Joseph L Seltzer |
| 088 - MINNESOTA LODGES NOW AND THEN - January 1975, by Julius W Opheim |
| 089 - THE MISSION OF MASONRY - November 1975, by K Douglas Sheldrick |
| 090 - BICENTENNIAL REFLECTIONS ON REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS AND EVENTS - January 1976, by George A Butters |
| 091 - FREEMASONRY A PERSONAL VIEW - February 1976, by J D Robertson |
| 092 - WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE VOICE OF MASONRY - May 1976, by William W Lundell |
| 093 - CORNER STONE LAYING WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE TIMES - September 1976, by Julius W Opheim |
| 094 - MASONIC MISINFORMATION - November 1975, by Alphonse Cerza |
| 095 - CORNER STONE LAYING WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE TIMES II - November 1977, by Julius W Opheim |
| 096 - OPPORTUNITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF MASONS - January 1978, by Ross Frederickson |
| 097 - THE MINNESOTA MASONIC HOME A MESSAGE FROM EDWIN A MARTINI ADMINISTRATOR - March 1978, by Edwin A Martini |
| 098 - MASONIC TRIALS - May 1978, by Otis H Godfrey Jr |
| 099 - CORNER STONE LAYING WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE TIMES III - October 1978, by Julius W Opheim |
| 100 - FOUR DOCTORS MAYO IN MASONRY - October 1979, by Julius W Opheim |
| 101 - THE MASONIC HOSPITAL VISITOR PROGRAM IN ROCHESTER MINNESOTA - October 1980, by Julius W Opheim |
| 102 - LODGE MEMBERSHIP ITS TIME TO SHIFT GEARS - March 1981, by Robert F Papas |
| 103 - MASONRY AND THE CIVIL WAR - February 1982, by Leonard H Freeman |
| 104 - WHAT IS MASONRY - August 1986, by Robert F Papas |
| 105 - THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RITUAL - October 1986, by James L Osborne Jr |
| 106 - THE HIDDEN SECRETS OF A MASTER MASON - January 1988, by S Brent Morris |
| 107 - FREEMASONRY AND ROMAN CATHOLICISM - December 1988, by Donald C Markham |
| 108 - THE LUTHERAN CHURCH AND FREEMASONRY - December 1989, by Lester M Utz |
| 109 - AN EXPLANATION OF THE TRANSITION FROM OPERATIVE TO SPECULATIVE - April 26, 1990, by Rodney M Larson |
| 110 - ANOTHER LOOK AT THE ANCIENT LANDMARKS - November 1991, by Ralph Hulquist |
| 111 - A CAUCASIAN LOOK AT PRINCE HALL FREEMASONRY - January 1992, by Ralph Hulquist |
| 112 - ARCHITECTURE IN FREEMASONRY - April 1992, by Gerald E Rhoads |
| 113 - THE CONTINUING QUEST FOR MASONIC LIGHT - July 1992, by Terry L Tilton |
| 125 - THE INTERNAL, THE EXTERNAL AND THE FRATERNAL - May 26, 2005, by Richard L. Wallace |
| 126 - DIONYSUS CATO AND FREEMASONRY - August 29, 2006, by Antonio Palomo-Lamarca |