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Greenwich Rebekah Lodge #511 IOOF

5500 N Greenwich Rd, Greenwich UMC, Wichita, KS, United States, 67218-2470

Meeting Date2nd & 4th Tues 1.30pm

Harmony Rebekah Lodge #689

412 Leavenworth Manhattan KS, Manhattan, KS, United States, 66503-2125

Meeting Date2nd & 4th Tues 7:30pm

Liberal Rebekah Lodge #522 IOOF

11888 US Hwy 54, Hugoton, KS, United States, 67951-2105

Meeting Date1st & 3rd Mon 2pm

Martha Rebekah Lodge #425 IOOF

707 E First, Saint John, KS, United States, 67576-1839

Meeting Date2nd & 4th Tues 7:30pm

Minerva Rebekah Lodge #146 IOOF

711 1/2 Main St, Eudora, KS, United States, 66025-9604

Meeting Date1st & 3rd Tues 7:30pm

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge #102 IOOF

First Presbyterian Church 201 E D Avenue, Kingman, KS, United States, 67068-1820

Meeting Date2nd & 4th Wed at 7.30 pm

Naomi Rebekah Lodge #566 IOOF

107 S Main, Leon, KS, United States, 67074-7917

Meeting Date1st & 3rd Mon 7pm

New Hope Lodge #693 IOOF

Prarie Del Center, 208 S 4th, Saint Francis, KS, United States, 67756-3530

Meeting Date1st & 3rd Sat. & 5-7.30

Norton Lodge #157 IOOF

Eagles Rd- Eagles Lodge Hall, Norton, KS, United States, 67654-1145

Meeting DateThurs 7:30pm

Oakland Rebekah Lodge #616 IOOF

745 NE Chester, Topeka, KS, United States, 66606-1373

Meeting Date2 pm COST 7pm CCST

Osawatomie Rebekah Lodge #336 IOOF

5th & Brown, Osawatomie Christian Church, Osawatomie, KS, United States, 66064-7118

Meeting Date2nd & 4th Mon 1pm Osawatomie KS

Ozawkie Rebekah Lodge #657 IOOF

Twp BLodge, 524 Kiowa St, Ozawkie, KS, United States, 66070-9558

Meeting Date2nd & 4th Tues 7:30pm

Pratt Enc #98 IOOF

324 1/2 S Main, Pratt, KS, United States, 67124-1541

Meeting Date1st Fri 8pm

Pratt Lodge #248 IOOF

324 1/2 Main, Pratt, KS, United States, 67124-0208

Meeting DateThurs 8pm

Salina Lodge #28

143 S Third, Salina, KS, United States, 67401

Meeting Date2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 7 p.m

Lodge TypeOdd Fellows

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Fun Facts:
IOOF traces its roots to England’s “odd trades” guilds in the 1700s, where workers in miscellaneous trades banded together for mutual aid. This origin story explains the “odd” in Odd Fellows.

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