Wapashuwi Lodge #56
S1 First Flap
Greater Western Reserve Council (#463)
Wapashuwi Lodge #56 S1 first flap. Wapashuwi Lodge was chartered in 1995 in the Greater Western Reserve Council (#463) located in Painesville, Ohio. Currenty, the council is located in Warren Ohio. The Wapashuwi Lodge totem is the White Lynx.
Wapashuwi Lodge #56 Merger History
Wapashuwi Lodge #56 was chartered in 1995 in the Greater Western Reserve Council (#463) located in Painesville, Ohio. Wapashuwi Lodge was formed in 1995 from the merger of Stigwandish Lodge #114, Tapawingo Lodge #368 and Neotoka Lodge #396. The Wapashuwi Lodge totem is the White Lynx.
Stigwandish Lodge #114 was chartered in 1938 in the Northeast Ohio Council located in Painesville, Ohio. The Stigwandish Lodge totem was a Standing rock.
Tapawingo Losge #368 was chartered in 1947 in the Western Reserve Council located in Warren, Ohio. The Tapawingo Lodge totem was a Raccoon.
Neotoka Lodge #396 was chartered in 1948 in the Mahoning Valley Council located in Youngstown, Ohio as Mahoning Lodge 396. The lodge lost its charter by the then council executive in 1953 because of a incident. It was re-chartered as Mahoning lodge (no known insignia) in 1957, and soon changed its name to Nea To Ka and eventually just spelled it Neatoka. Their neckerchiefs spell it Nea To Ka. Their flaps and patches all spell it Neatoka even their first flap. The NeaToKa Lodge totem was a Council rock. The Neotoka Lodge totem was a rock being struck with lightning.
Bill Griesmyer -- Last updated 13-December-2011