Next rally is in Conroe, TX. Only thing I noticed at a glance on Conroe: “In 2009, the city sponsored the Art Bench Project, which converted 13 stone benches scattered throughout the central business district into works of art. Each bench portrays a different part of Conroe's history and culture, from historical figures like George Strake and Charles B. Stewart to contemporary art groups such as the Crighton Players.” Reminded me of podesta with the 13 on one hand and the fish on the other. Egyptian mythos of Osiris being hacked into 14 pieces, the fish ate his dingus. Weird schtuff… Also, worked at a sawmill in Egypt, TX; full Masonic burial. During the administration of President Harrison Mr. Conroe served as postmaster of Conroe, resigning from the office for political reasons. He is prominent in fraternal affairs, being a member of Conroe Lodge, No. 748, A. F. & A. M., is past high priest of Conroe Chapter, R. A. M., and a member of Trinity Commandery, No. 29, K. T., at Huntsville, and El Mina Temple of the Mystic Shrine at Galveston. He also affiliates with the Knights of Pythias and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Next rally is in Conroe, TX. Only thing I noticed at a glance on Conroe: “In 2009, the city sponsored the Art Bench Project, which converted 13 stone benches scattered throughout the central business district into works of art. Each bench portrays a different part of Conroe's history and culture, from historical figures like George Strake and Charles B. Stewart to contemporary art groups such as the Crighton Players.” Reminded me of podesta with the 13 on one hand and the fish on the other. Egyptian mythos of Osiris being hacked into 14 pieces, the fish ate his dingus. Weird schtuff…