Heights Lion Heart Lodge has a 90 year history as a result of the merger of Heights and Lion Heart Lodges. Heights Lodge was chartered in 1916 and housed in the historic Heights Masonic Temple Building at Lee and Mayfield. Lion Heart Lodge was chartered in 1921 meeting in the old Woodward Temple at 105th & Euclid. Heights Lion Heart Lodge meets 2nd & 4th Fridays at the Lyndhurst Masonic Center on Mayfield Road West of Brainard. Heights Lion Heart Masonic Lodge Lyndhurst Masonic Center 5516 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst, OH 44124 [map]

Trestleboard 2009 Date Event Time 05/06 Joe's House O'Brotherly Love (informal socializing and review at the Masters home) 7:30 pm 05/08 Stated Meeting 7:30 pm 05/13 Joe's House O'Brotherly Love (informal socializing and review at the Masters home) 7:30 pm 05/22 Stated Meeting: FC Degree * 7:30 pm 06/12 Stated Meeting: MM Degree * 7:30 pm 06/26 Stated Meeting: MM Degree * 7:30 pm 06/12 Stated Meeting: MM Degree * 7:30 pm * Officers in Tuxedo Italics indicate extracurriculars Dates and events are subject to change

News about the Lodge

"Reaching" in our Third Century

A message from MW Charles R. Murphy, Grand Master of Masons in Ohio
I would like to begin this message by saying “Thank you.” As we travel throughout the State of Ohio, the Brotherly Love and warmth of Freemasonry abounds everywhere we go. Regardless of whether we’re at a Reception, a Lodge Meeting or any other Masonic event, we are made to feel so very welcome. On behalf of all the Grand Lodge Offi cers, and our ladies, I thank each and every one of you.

Freemasonry is doing great, and it is because of the efforts of our individual members. Every day the results of Brethren reaching out toward excellence are evident.

We have Lodges that have spruced up their buildings for the Open House, and in so doing, have made them veritable showplaces. We have Lodges taking advantage of the matching advertising funds, and proclaiming their pride in Freemasonry, in their Brethren, and in their Lodge. We have Brethren supporting the Masonic Model Student Assistance Program, and wearing their MMSAP pocket watch whenever they can. Our pride is showing!

When we consider all that’s happening in the State of Ohio, one thing becomes evident above all else: you are the ones who make it happen. The Grand Master, the Grand Lodge Officers and the District Deputy Grand Masters can try to help provide some direction to the Lodges, but they can’t make results happen on their own. It is the members of our Lodges who embrace Freemasonry, who embody the precepts of our fraternity, and who provide the presence on the local level which makes us successful. [...more on page 2 of "the Beacon"]