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Zor Shrine Tour of Hawaii
April 5, 1958
Shriner clowns Harley Moore, left, and Ray Wheeler waving goodbye to the Zor Shrine group leaving the Madison airport for a tour of Hawaii.
Zor Shrine Tour of Hawaii
April 5, 1958
Rufus Wells, back, and Leo W. Roethe, right, standing beside the 350 pounds of cheese the Madison Zor Shrine group took with them on their tour of Hawaii. A man wearing work clothes and a hat is on...
Zor Shrine 25th Anniversary Ceremonial
November 29, 1958
Two Zor clowns, Ray Wheeler (left) and Harley Moore attempt to give an impromptu shave to Shrine Oriental band director, Louis Pitzner, at the Zor Shrine's 25th Anniversary ceremonial.
Zor Shrine Spring Ceremonial
May 17, 1958
Four Zor Shrine Temple officials await the start of the public exhibition of uniformed units during the Shrine ceremonial in Madison. Left to right are: Fred Hadinger, Ft. Atkinson; Sumner Timm, Ea...
Rain and Sleet Storm Hits Madison
April 4, 1957
Rain in the street, and an arterial stop sign at Wakefield Street and Midvale Boulevard, with icicles hanging from the bottom of the sign.
How a Zor Shrine Clown Makes Up His Face
April 29, 1954
Zor Shrine clown, J. Leigh, is painting his eyebrows.
