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Apply for Freemasonry, Masonic petition information and either request information or submit a pre- application to join Masonry or Masonic affiliations in Nebraska Grand Lodge Join the Masonic Scottish Rite or Scottishrite Masons KCCH, K.C.C.H.,National Treasure is there a Book of Secrets, Mason temple History Nebraska Omaha speech hearing impairments membership shrine shriner blue lodge shrine hospitals children burn centers, orthopedic hospitals, Knights and Templars, temples York Rite Scottish Masonic, petition, join, information, application, Mason, Masons, Nebraska, Grand, Lodge, Join, Masonic, Scottish, Rite, 32°, 33°, 33rd, 33, 32nd, History, Nebraska, Omaha, speech, hearing, impairments, membership, shrine, shriner, free, Albert  Pike award.The Recognized Grand Lodge of Free Masonry Jurisdictions all over the world.Nebraska Child Identification Program better known as CHIP or C.H.I.P. provides parents with crucial personal information that they may provide legal authorities in case of a child becoming lost, abducted or worse.The best thing about the program is that it is provided free of charge to parents and their children through funding from the Masonic Lodges and donations of time and money from area law enforcement, health professionals and businesses.The five (5) different methods of identification:  photo, video, DNA swab, dental impression and fingerprinting have been a part of Nebraska's CHIP program since its conception.The idea of collecting personal information is for it to be already in parents hands in case their child disappears so law enforcement officials can use it in a search. Parents receive an information sheet on how to properly care for the collected samples, including storing the DNA swab in the freezer to preserve it."The only thing we keep is a permission slip saying it was OK for us to collect those samples".For more information on the Nebraska Child Identification Program better known as CHIP or C.H.I.P., please contact you nearest Masonic Lodge or the Grand Masonic Lodge of Nebraska.This website is dedicated to helping Masonic Lodges in Nebraska . . . Pepper Aasgaard, Integrity, Morals, Decorum, believing in Democracy, Freedom and Human Rights. ~ Apply for Masonry and Find Helpful information including a pre-application to join a Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite Masonry or Masonic affiliations in the Grand Masonic Jurisdiction of NebraskaSince the mid 1800's the Scottish Rite Masonic Center has served as a "Pillar of Freemasonry in Nebraska".Our motto, "To do that which is right to do," Morality – Education –Charity, is the philosophy we live by. We support various philanthropic needs in our community, but more importantly we support children who have speech challenges through our RiteCare™ Language Disorder Clinic. We also award Scholarships to University of Nebraska at Omaha.The Scottish Ritee Masonic Center is located at 20th and Douglas Street in Omaha, Nebraska.Please take time to tour our website and if you pass our door in downtown Omaha, please stop by to tour our building or just to say hello.Join the Masonic Scottish Rite or Scottishrite Masons and learn more about KCCH, K.C.C.H. Mason temple History Nebraska Omaha speech hearing impairments membership shrine shriner blue lodge shrine hospitals children burn centers, orthopedic hospitals, Knights and Templars temples York Rite Scottish Masonic, petition, join, information, application, Mason, Masons, Nebraska, Grand, Lodge, Join, Masonic, Scottish, Rite, 32°, 33°, 33rd, 33, 32nd, History, Nebraska, Omaha, speech, hearing, impairments, membership, shrine, shriner, free, Albert Pike award.Grand Masonic Lodge NebraskaLodges in Nebraska:Nebraska 1 Omaha, Western Star 2 Nebraska City, Capitol 3 OmahaNemaha Valley 4 Brownville, Omadi 5 South Sioux City, Plattsmouth 6 Plattsmouth,Solomon 10 Fort Calhoun, Covert 11 Omaha, Acacia 34 Schuyler, Crete 37 Crete, Papillion 39 Papillion, Fidelity 51 David City,Composite 81 Rising City, Garfield 95 O'Neill, Utica 96 Utica, Euclid 97 Weeping WaterWaterloo 102 Elkhorn, Springfield 112 Springfield, Long Pine 136 Long Pine, Bee Hive 184 Omaha, George W. Lininger 268 Omaha, Florence 281 Omaha, Omaha 288 Omaha, John J. Mercer 290 Omaha,Mizpah 302 Omaha, Victory 310 Valley, Bellevue 325 Bellevue, Centennial 326 Omaha, Shiloh 327 OmahaMiloma 328 Omaha, Nebraska Child Identification Program better known as CHIP or C.H.I.P. provides parents with crucial personal information that they may provide legal authorities in case of a child becoming lost, abducted or worse.The best thing about the program is that it is provided free of charge to parents and their children through funding from the Masonic Lodges and donations of time and money from area law enforcement, health professionals and businesses.The five (5) different methods of identification: photo, video, DNA swab, dental impression and fingerprinting have been a part of Nebraska's CHIP program since its conception.The idea of collecting personal information is for it to be already in parents hands in case their child disappears so law enforcement officials can use it in a search. Parents receive an information sheet on how to properly care for the collected samples, including storing the DNA swab in the freezer to preserve it."The only thing we keep is a permission slip saying it was OK for us to collect those samples".For more information on the Nebraska Child Identification Program better known as CHIP or C.H.I.P., please contact you nearest Masonic Lodge or the Grand Masonic Lodge of Nebraska.This website is dedicated to helping Masonic Lodges in Nebraska . . .. . Pepper Aasgaard

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Apply for Freemasonry, Masonic petition information and application to join Masonry or Masonic affiliations in Nebraska Grand Lodge Join the Masonic Scottish Rite or Scottishrite Masons KCCH, K.C.C.H. Mason temple History Nebraska Omaha speech hearing impairments membership shrine shriner blue lodge shrine hospitals children burn centers, orthopedic hospitals, Knights and Templars temples York Rite Scottish Masonic, petition, join, information, application, Mason, Masons, Nebraska, Grand, Lodge, Join, Masonic, Scottish, Rite, 32°, 33°, 33rd, 33, 32nd, History, Nebraska, Omaha, speech, hearing, impairments, membership, shrine, shriner, free, Albert Pike award. Grand Masonic Lodge Nebraska ~ Free Masonry in Nebraska Lodges in Nebraska: Nebraska 1 Omaha, Western Star 2 Nebraska City, Capitol 3 Omaha Nemaha Valley 4 Brownville, Omadi 5 South Sioux City, Plattsmouth 6 Plattsmouth, Falls City 9 Falls City Solomon 10 Fort Calhoun, Covert 11 Omaha, Peru 14 Peru, Fremont 15 Fremont, Lincoln 19 Lincoln Washington 21 Blair, Pawnee 23 Pawnee City, Beatrice 26 Beatrice, Jordon 27 West Point Blue River 30 Milford, Tekamah 31 Tekamah, Platte Valley 32 North Platte Ashlar 33 Grand Island, Acacia 34 Schuyler, Fairbury 35 Fairbury, Lone Tree 36 Central City Crete 37 Crete, Oliver 38 Seward, Papillion 39 Papillion, Humboldt 40 Humboldt Northern Light 41 Stanton, Hebron 43 Hebron, Harvard 44 Harvard, Rob Morris 46 Kearney Evening Star 49 Sutton, Hastings 50 Hastings, Fidelity 51 David City, Hiram 52 Arlington Charity 53 Red Cloud, Lancaster 54 Lincoln, Mosaic 55 Norfolk York 56 York, Mt. Moriah 57 Syracuse, Wahoo 59 Wahoo, Thistle 61 Lexington, Keystone 62 Phillips Blue Valley 64 Wilber, Osceola 65 Osceola, Aurora 68 Aurora, Hooper 72 Hooper Friend 73 Friend, Frank Welch 75 Sidney, Nelson 77 Nelson, Albion 78 Albion, Geneva 79 Geneva Composite 81 Rising City, St. Paul 82 St. Paul, Corinthian 83 Wakefield, Cedar River 89 Fullerton Oakland 91 Oakland, Bennett 94 Lincoln, Garfield 95 O'Neill, Utica 96 Utica, Euclid 97 Weeping Water Waterloo 102 Elkhorn, Ord 103 Ord, Wymore 104 Wymore Porter 106 Loup City, Pomegranate 110 Ashland, DeWitt 111 DeWitt, Springfield 112 Springfield Wisner 114 Wisner, North Bend 119 North Bend, Wayne 120 Wayne, Superior 121 Superior Stromsburg 126 Stromsburg, Guide Rock 128 Guide Rock, Scribner 132 Scribner, Solar 134 Clarks McCook 135 McCook, Long Pine 136 Long Pine, Jachin 146 Holdrege, Custer 148 Broken Bow Lily 154 Davenport, Samaritan 158 Chadron, Ogalalla 159 Ogallala, Trestle Board 162 Brock Atkinson 164 Atkinson, Barneston 165 Barneston, Elwood 167 Elwood, Robert Burns 173 Stratton Hay Springs 177 Hay Springs, Justice 180 Benkelman, Alliance 183 Alliance Bee Hive 184 Omaha, Minnekadusa 192 Valentine, Highland 194 Cortland, Arcana 195 Gordon Purity 198 Imperial, Blazing Star 200 Burwell, Scotts Bluff 201 Gering, Plainview 204 Plainview Golden Fleece 205 Chappell, Parian 207 Callaway, Canopy 209 Elmwood, East Lincoln 210 Lincoln Cement 211 Wood River, Bloomfield 218 Bloomfield, Magnolia 220 Emerson, Wood Lake 221 Wood Lake Landmark 222 Herman, Silver Cord 224 Ainsworth, North Star 227 Lincoln, Bartley 228 Bartley Comet 229 Ceresco, Zion 234 Hyannis, Golden Rule 236 Allen, Friendship 239 Chapman George Armstrong 241 Craig, Laurel 248 Laurel, George Washington 250 Lincoln, Wausa 251 Wausa Hickman 256 Lincoln, Mitchell 263 Mitchell, Franklin 264 Franklin, Robert W. Furnas 265 Scottsbluff George W. Lininger 268 Omaha, Olive Branch 274 Walthill, Wallace 279 Wallace, Florence 281 Omaha Seneca 284 Thedford, Camp Clarke 285 Bridgeport, Oshkosh 286 Oshkosh, Union 287 Palmyra Omaha 288 Omaha, Lotus 289 Ravenna, John J. Mercer 290 Omaha, Diamond 291 Orchard, Monument 293 Arapahoe, James L. Eatmon 294 Kimball, Cotner 297 Lincoln, Liberty 300 Lincoln, Mizpah 302 Omaha, Newman Grove 305 Newman Grove, Victory 310 Valley, Polk 311 Polk Craftsmen 314 Lincoln, Mid-West 317 Hastings, College View 320 Lincoln, Lebanon 323 Columbus Cairo 324 Cairo, Bellevue 325 Bellevue, Centennial 326 Omaha, Shiloh 327 Omaha Miloma 328 Omaha, Saints John Lodge of Ed. 331 Education Lodge, Tabula Rasa 332 Lincoln. Nebraska Child Identification Program better known as CHIP or C.H.I.P. provides parents with crucial personal information that they may provide legal authorities in case of a child becoming lost, abducted or worse. The best thing about the program is that it is provided free of charge to parents and their children through funding from the Masonic Lodges and donations of time and money from area law enforcement, health professionals and businesses. The five (5) different methods of identification: photo, video, DNA swab, dental impression and fingerprinting have been a part of Nebraska's CHIP program since its conception. The idea of collecting personal information is for it to be already in parents hands in case their child disappears so law enforcement officials can use it in a search. Parents receive an information sheet on how to properly care for the collected samples, including storing the DNA swab in the freezer to preserve it. "The only thing we keep is a permission slip saying it was OK for us to collect those samples". For more information on the Nebraska Child Identification Program better known as CHIP or C.H.I.P., please contact you nearest Masonic Lodge or the Grand Masonic Lodge of Nebraska. This website is dedicated to helping Masonic Lodges in Nebraska . . . Pepper Aasgaard