Wenasa Quenhotan Lodge #23

S7b Flap

W. D. Boyce Council (#138)

Wenasa Quenhoten Lodge #23 S7b flap. Wenasa Quenhoten Lodge was chartered in 1973 in the W. D. Boyce Council (#138) located in Peoria, Illinois. The Wenasa Quenhoten Lodge totem is Maize ('Native corn').

S7a flap: White border and "WWW"; Balck FDL, name and number; Dark orange background for name; Light blue center hill; GBL sky; light green right hill.




S7b flap: Light blue sky light green right hill.




S7c flap: Light blue sky green right hill.

Wenasa Quenhotan Lodge #23

Merger History

Wenasa Quenhoten Lodge #23 was chartered in 1973 in the W. D. Boyce Council (#138) located in Peoria, Illinois. In 1973, Wenasa Quenhoten Lodge was formed from merger of Potawatomie Lodge #63, Nee-Schoock Lodge #143, and Kashapiwigamak Lodge #191. The Wenasa Quenhoten Lodge totem is Maize ('Native Corn').

Potawatomie Lodge #63 was chartered in 1932 located in Bloomington, Illinois in the Corn Belt Council. Potawatomie Lodge was formed in 1940 when it reorganized and changed the name from Shabbon Lodge. The Potawatomie Lodge totem was the Thunderbird.




Shabbona Lodge #63 was chartered in 1932 in the in the Corn Belt Council located in Bloomington, Illinois. The Shabbona Lodge totem was unknown.




Nee-Schoock Lodge #143 was chartered in 1939 (under the name of Kinebo Lodge) in the Starved Rock Area Council located in LaSalle, Illinois. In 1950, Nee-Schoock Lodge changed their name from Kinebo Lodge. The Nee-Schoock Lodge totem was the arrowhead. The original Kinebo Lodge totem was the Breast of Kinebo.




Kashapiwigamak Lodge #191 was chartered in 1940 in the Creve Coeur Council located in Peoria, Illinois. The Kashapiwigamak Lodge totem was Calumet.

Bill Griesmyer -- Last updated 30-June-2011