• Section C-2A's 2009 Planbook states that in 1951 Area 7-A consisted of the entire lower peninsula of Michigan. "About 1954, Region 7 officials wanted the OA areas to be the same as the Regional Deputies service areas. The seventeen lodges in 7-A resisted the change. Finally, in 1956, they decided to divide into two areas, 7-I and 7-J."
  
  
  Area 7-A (1949-56)
  

  Chippewa 29 (host 1950; to 7-I)

  Munhacke 88 (to 7-I)

  Mi-Gi-Si O-Paw-Gan 162 (host 1949, 56; to 7-I)

  Chickagami 180 (to 7-I)

  Teetonkah 206 (to 7-I)

  Cuwe 218 (host 1952; to 7-I)

  Mandoka 315 (to 7-I)

  Tecumseh 332 (to 7-I)

  Gabe-Shi-Win-Gi-Ji-Kens 374 (to 7-I)

  Jibshe-Wanagan 79 (host 1958, 66; to 7-J)

  Kepayshowink 89 (host 1961, 65; to 7-J)

  └ Summer Trails Cncl (m'61)

  4/3/1952: Gimogash 214 (dis 1/1/1953, rc 1/1/1954; to 7-J)

  └ bet 1949-52: Tom-Tom 214 (nc)

  └ Gimogash 214 (nc)

  Indian Drum 152 (to 7-J)

  Wakazoo 203 (to 7-J)

  Carcajou 373 (host 1954; to 7-J)

  Nakida-Naou 401 (host 1955; to 7-J)

  3/12/52: Titt-A-Ba-Wa-Sink 469 (to 7-J)

  
  
  Mi-Gi-Si O-Paw-Gan 162 hosted the final 7-A (Michigan) event in 1956.
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth
  
  



• A new 7-A consisting of Wisconsin lodges was created from 7-E. They held their first event in 1956 at Camp Bear Paw.
  
  New Area 7-A (1956-70)
  

  Wisconsin:

  Shaginappi 61 (1958, '69 host)

  Sinawa 73 (1963, '70 host)

  Tom Kita Chara 96

  Ag-Im 156 (1959, '66 host)

  Chequa 194 (1956, '61, '68 host)

  Wa-Zi-Ya-Ta 233 (1957, '64 host)

  Day Noomp 244 (1962, '67 host)

  Wolverine 501 (1960 host)

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• John Jewett provided a list of the sections that Waupecan Lodge #197 was in:
  
  Waupecan 197:
  

  1944-48:	Area L
  1949-55:	7-B (said until 1956; but became WI that year)
  1956-59:	7-DK
  1960-61:	7-E
  1962-70:	7-C
  1971-72:	7-1




• description
  
  Area 7-B (1949-55) <1949-51>:
  

  Natokiokan 41 (to 7-C?)

  Chief Shabbona 120 (to 7-C?)

  Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak 140 (to 7-C)

  Nee-Schoock 143 (to 7-C)

  Wetassa 227 (to 7-C)

  1953: Consoke 279 (to 7-C?)    └ Nawakwa 279 (nc)

  Owasippe 7 (host 1952, 1953; to 7-DK)

  Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan 40 (to 7-DK)

  Wiyapunit 106 (to 7-DK)

  Leekwinai 157 (to 7-DK)

  Lakota 175 (to 7-DK)

  Waupecan 197 (to 7-DK)

  Noo-Ti-Mis Oh'ke 215 (to 7-DK)

  Wabaningo 248 (to 7-DK)

  Shin-Go-Beek 334 (to 7-DK)

  1951: Zhingwak 352 (to 7-DK)

  Pokagon 110 (host 1955; to 7-DK)

  4/15/54: Saukenuk 504 (to 7-E)




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  Area 7-B (1956-70) <1965>:
  

  Wisconsin:

  Tichora 146 (from 7-E; host 1959, '69)

  Oh-Da-Ko-Ta 153 (from 7-E; host 1960, '70)

  1965: Chemokemon 226 (host 1966)

  ├ Manquzet 226 (from 7-E)

  └ Koshkonong 302 (from 7-E)

  Mikano 231 (from 7-E; host 1968)

  Wag-O-Shag 280 (from 7-E)

  Otyokwa 337 (from 7-E)

  Braves of Decorah 381 (from 7-E; host 1967)

  1957: Chippecotton 524

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  Area 7-C (1949-52) <1950-51>
  

  Central Ill.:

  Inali 38 (host 1952)

  Waukheon 55

  Potawatomie 63

  Illini 92

  Kashapiwigamak 191




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  Area 7-C (1953-55, perhaps later?)
  

  Southern Ill.:
  Inali 38
  Waukheon 55
  Potawatomie 63
  Illini 92 (host 1953-55)
  Kashapiwigamak 191
  Blackhawk 94 (from 7-E)
  Cascasquia 115 (from 7-E)
  	(western part to)
  	Woapink 167, Ambraw Wabash Cncl (from 7-E; split '55)
  	(eastern part to Kiondaga 422 in 7-D)
  Cahokia 126 (from 7-E)
  Illinek 132 (from 7-E)
  Maheengun 136 (from 7-E)
  Mannaseh 81 (from 7-E)
  Ney-A-Ti 240 (from 7-E)




• This area I would think would've been in 7-DK:
  
  Area 7-C (1959-62)
  

  Natokiokan 41 (from 7-B?)

  Chief Shabbona 120 (from 7-B?)

  Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak 140 (from 7-B; host 1961)

  Nee-Schoock 143 (from 7-B; host 1959)

  Noo-Ti-Mis Oh'ke 215 (from 7-B; host 19601, 2)

  Wetassa 227 (from 7-B; host 1962)

  Consoke 279 (from 7-B)

  Waupecan 197 (from 7-E in 1962)

  plus others...

  
  
  ¹Being listed in this area doesn't seem to make sense
  ²Dingwerth says host in 1960. Also, is Big Timber their camp?
  Reference: John Jewett, Waupecan 197



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  Old Area 7-C
  Area 7-C <1963-67>		to Area 7-DK? by 1965
  Natokiokan 41 Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak 140 Nee-Schoock 143 Waupecan 197 Wetassa 227 Consoke 279 Potawatomie 63 (from 7-E)		Chief Shabbona 120

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth



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  Area 7-C (1968-70) <1969>
  

  Potawatomie 63

  Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak 140 (host 1970)

  Nee-Schoock 143

  Waupecan 197

  Wetassa 227

  Consoke 279 (1968 host)

  Inali 38 (was in 7-F, attended both 7-C & 7-F events in 1968*)

  Muc-Kis-Sou 170 (from ?)

  Kashapiwigamak 191 (from ?)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth
  
  *missing reference

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• description
  
  Area 7-D (1949-55) <1949-52>
  

  Indiana:

  Tseyedin 65 (to 7-G in 1956)

  Kiskakon 75

  Kickapoo 128 (to 7-G in 1956)

  Papakitchie 142

  Ojibwa 173

  1952: White Beaver 182    ├ Lone Wolf 182    └ Mishawaka 314

  Oposa Achomawi 189 (to 7-DK in 1956)

  So-Aka-Gha-Gwa 212 (to 7-G in 1956)

  Kikthawenund 222 (to 7-G in 1956)

  Me-She-Kin-No-Quah 269

  Wazi Yata 290 (to 7-G in 1956)

  Wahpinachi 308 (to 7-G in 1956)

  Kiondaga 422 (to 7-G in 1956)

  └ (eastern part of Woapink 167, Ambraw Wabash Cncl, from 7-C in 1955)

  Tipicon 425

  She-Sheeb 452

  1955: Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk 512* (to 7-H in 1957)

  
  
  
  1952: Lone Wolf 182 merged with Mishawaka 314 to form White Beaver 182
  *missing reference for being in this area when chartered



• The 1956 7-D patch, hosted by Tipicon 425, shows that the area then covered the northern half of Indiana.
  
  Area 7-D (1956-58)
  

  Northern Ind.:

  Kiskakon 75

  Papakitchie 142

  Ojibwa 173

  White Beaver 182 (host 1957)

  Me-She-Kin-No-Quah 269

  Tipicon 425 (host 1956, '58)

  She-Sheeb 452

  
  
  In 1958, Area 7-D was renamed 7-H.
  
  Reference: unpublished list by Frank Dingwerth

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• description
  
  Area 7-DK (1956-60)
  

  Owasippe 7

  Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan 40

  Wiyapunit 106

  Oposa Achomawi 189 (host 1957 and 1960)

  Waupecan 197 (to 7-E in 1960)

  Shin-Go-Beek 334 (host 1959)

  Zhingwak 352 (from 7-D in 1956)

  Pokagon 110 (assumed)

  Leekwinai 157 (assumed)

  Lakota 175 (assumed)

  Noo-Ti-Mis Oh'ke 215 (assumed)

  Wabaningo 248 (assumed)

  
  
  Reference: John Jewett, Waupecan 197



• description
  
  Area 7-DK (1963-64)
  

  1964 conference patch shows 10:	totem:
  Owasippe 7	arrow & hand of fellowship
  Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan 40	whippoorwill
  Pokagon 110	owl
  Leekwinai 157	snapping turtle
  Lakota 175 (host 1963)	blue goose
  Oposa Achomawi 189 (host 1964)	otter
  Noo-Ti-Mis Oh'Ke 215	acorn
  Wabaningo 248	flying duck
  Shin-Go-Beek 334	evergreen
  Zhingwak 352 (host 1962)	pine tree




• description
  
  Area 7-DK (1965-70) <1965, 67, 69>
  

  Owasippe 7

  Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan 40

  └ Wabaningo 248 (m '69)

  1965: Michigamea 110

  ├ Pokagon 110

  └ Oposa Achomawi 189

  Leekwinai 157

  Lakota 175

  Noo-Ti-Mis Oh'Ke 215

  Shin-Go-Beek 334

  Zhingwak 352 (host 1968)

  Natokiokan 41 (assumed from 7-C in 1968)

  1968: Kishagamie 106    ├ Wiyapunit 106 (in 7-DK after 1964)    └ 1963: Ne Con Che Moka 120         └ Chief Shabbona 120 (from 7-C?; nc)

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• description
  
  Area 7-E (1949-52) <1950>
  

  Southern Ill.:

  Mannaseh 81 (to 7-C)

  Blackhawk 94 (to 7-C)

  Cascasquia 115 (to 7-C)

  Cahokia 126 (to 7-C)

  Illinek 132 (to 7-C)

  Maheengun 136 (to 7-C)

  Woapink 167, Ambraw Wabash Cncl (to 7-C)

  Ney-A-Ti 240 (to 7-C)




• description
  
  Area 7-E (1953-55)
  

  Wisconsin:

  Shaginappi 61

  Sinawa 73

  Tom Kita Chara 96

  Tichora 146

  Oh-Da-Ko-Ta 153

  Ag-Im 156

  Chequah 194

  1953: Manquzet 226    └ Maunugezet 226 (nc)

  Mikano 231

  Wa-Zi-Ya-Ta 233

  Day Noomp 244

  Wag-O-Shag 280

  Koshkonong 302

  Otyokwa 337

  Braves of Decorah 381

  12/22/53: Wolverine 501




• description
  
  Area 7-E (1956-59)
  

  Central Ill.:

  Inali 38

  Waukheon 55

  Potawatomie 63

  Illini 92

  Maheengun 136

  1959: Wisaka 170

  ├ 9/20/56: Khu-Ku-Koo-Huu 170 (rc)

  └ Saukenuk 504 (from 7-B)

  Kashapiwigamak 191

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth



• Area 7-E disbanded in 1963.
  
  Area 7-E (1960-62)
  

  Central Ill.:

  Potawatomie 63 (to 7-C)

  Waupecan 197 (from 7-B in 1960;to 7-C 1962)

  Illinek 132 (to 7-F)

  Maheengun 136 (to 7-F)

  Inali 38 (to 7-F?)

  Wisaka 170 (to ?)

  Kashapiwigamak 191 (to ?)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth



• description
  
  where to place? check geography
  

  Central Ill.:
  1967: Muc-Kis-Sou 170
  ├ Golden Eagle 313 (from 8-A)
  	└ A-Me-Qua 376 (m '59)
  	1959: Wisaka 170
  plus others...

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• Area 7-F consisted of all of the lodges in Wisconsin. The name of the area was changed to 7-E in 1953.
  
  Area 7-F (1949-52)
  

  Wisconsin:

  Shaginappi 61

  Sinawa 73

  Tom Kita Chara 96

  Tichora 146

  Oh-Da-Ko-Ta 153

  Ag-Im 156

  Chequah 194

  1950?: Maunugezet 226    └ Ka' Katowi Meshe-Ka 226 (dis 1/1/48)

  Mikano 231

  Wa-Zi-Ya-Ta 233

  Day Noomp 244

  Wag-O-Shag 280

  Koshkonong 302

  Otyokwa 337

  Braves of Decorah 381

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth



• description
  
  Area 7-F (1956-62)
  

  Mannaseh 81

  Blackhawk 94

  Cascasquia 115

  Cahokia 126 (by 1962)

  Illinek 132 (was in 7-E?)

  Ney-A-Ti 240

  1957: Woapink 167, Lincoln Trails Cncl

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth



• description
  
  Area 7-F (1966-70)
  No meetings in odd years: <1963, 1965, 1967, 1969>
  

  Inali 38 (also attended 7-C conference in 1968*)

  Waukheon 55 (from 7-G, to 7-H in 1969)

  1966: Taleka 81    ├ Mannaseh 81    └ Cascasquia 115

  Illini 92

  Blackhawk 94

  Cahokia 126

  Illinek 132

  Maheengun 136

  Woapink 167, Lincoln Trails Cncl

  Ney-A-Ti 240

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth
  John Jewett, Waupecan 197
  *missing reference

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• description
  
  Area 7-G (1957-63)
  

  Tseyedin 65

  Kickapoo 128

  So-Aka-Gha-Gwa 212

  Kikthawenund 222

  Wazi Yata 290

  Wahpinachi 308

  Kiondaga 422

  Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk 512 (to 7-H by 1957)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth



• description
  
  Area 7-G (1964-70)
  

  Waukheon 55 (from 7-?, to 7-F in 1965)

  Tseyedin 65

  Kickapoo 128

  So-Aka-Gha-Gwa 212

  Kikthawenund 222

  Wazi Yata 290

  Wahpinachi 308

  Kiondaga 422

  Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk 512 (from 7-H)

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• Former Area 7-D:
  
  Area 7-H (1958-61)
  

  Kiskakon 75

  Papakitchie 142

  Ojibwa 173

  White Beaver 182

  Me-She-Kin-No-Quah 269

  Tipicon 425

  She-Sheeb 452

  Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk 512

  
  
  In 1958, these lodges met as one final time as 7-D and also as Area 7-H. However, 7-H must have either existed, or was planned for in some form at least a year before, as Area 7-I first met in 1957.



• description
  
  Area 7-H (1962-70)
  

  Kiskakon 75

  Papakitchie 142

  Ojibwa 173

  White Beaver 182

  Me-She-Kin-No-Quah 269

  Tipicon 425

  She-Sheeb 452

  Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk 512 (hosted 1962, to 7-G by 1965)

  Zhingwak 352 (from 7-D)

  Waukheon 55 (from 7-F in 1969 and hosted same year)

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• description
  
  Area 7-I (1957-70)
  

  Chippewa 29 (from 7-A; host 1958, 64)

  Munhacke 88 (from 7-A; host 1961)

  Mi-Gi-Si O-Paw-Gan 162 (from 7-A; host 1970)

  Chickagami 180 (from 7-A; host 1957, 66)

  Teetonkah 206 (from 7-A; host 1962, 67)

  Cuwe 218 (from 7-A)

  Mandoka 315 (from 7-A; host 1960, 68)

  Tecumseh 332 (from 7-A; host 1969)

  Gabe-Shi-Win-Gi-Ji-Kens 374 (from 7-A; host 1959)

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• description
  
  Area 7-J (1957-70)
  

  Jibshe-Wanagan 79 (from 7-A; host 1958, 66)

  Kepayshowink 89 (from 7-A; host 1961, 65)    └ Gimogash 214 (m '61)

  Indian Drum 152 (from 7-A; host 1964)

  Wakazoo 203 (from 7-A; host 1957, 63, 68)

  Carcajou 373 (from 7-A; host 1962, 70)

  Nakida-Naou 401 (from 7-A; host 1955, 60)

  Titt-A-Ba-Wa-Sink 469 (from 7-A; host 1959, 67)

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In 1971, all of the areas in Region 7 were reorganized and renumbered from 7-1 through 7-9:

• description
  
  Area 7-1 (1971-72)
  

  Waupecan 197 (from 7-C)

  Owasippe 7 (from 7-DK)

  Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan 40 (from 7-DK)    └ Noo-Ti-Mis Oh'Ke 215 (from 7-DK, m '71)

  Natokiokan 41 (assumed from 7-DK)

  Leekwinai 157 (from 7-DK)

  Lakota 175 (from 7-DK)

  Shin-Go-Beek 334 (from 7-DK)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth

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• description
  
  Area 7-2 (1971-72)
  

  Taleka 81 (from 7-F)

  Illini 92 (from 7-F)

  Blackhawk 94 (from 7-F)

  Cahokia 126 (from 7-F)

  Illinek 132 (from 7-F)

  Maheengun 136 (from 7-F)

  Woapink 167, Lincoln Trails Cncl (from 7-F)

  Ney-A-Ti 240 (from 7-F)

  Waukheon 55 (from 7-H)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth

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• I have no information that even confirms 7-3 existence. I am theorizing that if there was one, it may have been comprised of the following lodges from Areas 7-C and 7-F simply because they are not listed in any other area:
  
  theorized Area 7-3 (1971-72)
  

  Potawatomie 63 (from 7-C)

  Wulapeju 140 (from 7-C)

  Nee-Schoock 143 (from 7-C)

  Muc-Kis-Sou 170 (from 7-C)

  Kashapiwigamak 191 (from 7-C)

  Glikhikan 106    ├ Kishagamie 106 (from 7-DK)    └ Consoke 279 (from 7-C)

  Inali 38 (from 7-F)

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• description
  
  Area 7-4 (1971-73)
  

  1973*: Wulakamike 21    ├ Kikthawenund 222 (from 7-G)    ├ Wahpinachi 308 (from 7-G)    └ Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk 512 (from 7-G)

  Tseyedin 65 (from 7-G)

  Kickapoo 128 (from 7-G)

  So-Aka-Gha-Gwa 212 (from 7-G)

  Wazi Yata 290 (from 7-G)

  Kiondaga 422 (from 7-G)

  1973: Sakima 573

  Kiskakon 75 (from 7-5 in 1973)

  Takachsin 173 (from 7-5 in 1973)

  
  
  The area was renamed Section EC-4A in 1973, but still met one final time that year as Area 7-4.
  
  *Wulakamike 21 was chartered in 1973 to the Crossroads of America Council #160. The council itself was formed by the merger of Kikthawenund (Kikthawenund 222), Whitewater Valley (Wahpinachi 308), Delaware County (Wah-Pe-Kah-Me-Kunk 512), and Central Indiana Councils. Central Indiana did not have an OA lodge, and instead used the Firecrafter program-- which exists to this day alongside Jaccos Towne 21.

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• description
  
  Area 7-5 (1971-72)
  

  Kiskakon 75 (from 7-H, to 7-4 in 1973)

  Michigamea 110 (from 7-DK)    └ Zhingwak 352 (from 7-?, m '72)

  Papakitchie 142 (from 7-H)

  Takachsin 173 (from 7-H, to 7-4 in 1973)

  White Beaver 182 (from 7-H)

  Me-She-Kin-No-Quah 269 (from 7-H)

  Tipicon 425 (from 7-H)

  She-Sheeb 452 (from 7-H)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth

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• description
  
  Area 7-6 (1971-72)
  

  Chippewa 29 (from 7-I)

  Munhacke 88 (from 7-I)

  Mi-Gi-Si O-Paw-Gan 162 (from 7-I)

  Chickagami 180 (from 7-I)

  Teetonkah 206 (from 7-I)

  Cuwe 218 (from 7-I)

  Tecumseh 332 (from 7-I)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth

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• description
  
  Area 7-7 (1971-72)
  

  Mandoka 315 (from 7-I)

  Gabe-Shi-Win-Gi-Ji-Kens 374 (from 7-I)

  Jibshe-Wanagan 79 (from 7-J)

  Indian Drum 152 (from 7-J)

  Wakazoo 203 (from 7-J)

  Carcajou 373 (from 7-J)

  Nakida-Naou 401 (from 7-J)

  1972: Mischigonong 89    ├ Kepayshowink 89 (from 7-J)    └ Titt-A-Ba-Wa-Sink 469 (from 7-J)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth

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• description
  
  Area 7-8 (1971-72)
  

  Shaginappi 61 (from 7-A)

  Sinawa 73 (from 7-A)

  Wolverine 501 (from 7-A)

  11/72: Mascoutens 8    ├ Oh-Da-Ko-Ta 153 (from 7-B)    └ Chippecotton 524 (from 7-B)

  Mikano 231 (from 7-B)

  Wag-O-Shag 280 (from 7-B)

  Chemokemon 226 (from 7-B)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth

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• description
  
  Area 7-9 (1971-72)
  

  Tom Kita Chara 96 (from 7-A)

  Ag-Im 156 (from 7-A)

  Chequa 194 (from 7-A)

  Wa-Zi-Ya-Ta 233 (from 7-A)

  Day Noomp 244 (from 7-A)

  Tichora 146 (from 7-B)

  Otyokwa 337 (from 7-B)

  Braves of Decorah 381 (from 7-B)

  
  
  Reference: Frank Dingwerth

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Mergers and Changes:

• In April of 1955, Ambraw Wabash Cncl (Woapink 167), because of financial difficulties, relocated from Olney to Mt. Vernon, IL and changed its name to Buffalo Trace Council. At the end of 1955, Buffalo Trace Cncl goes bankrupt and is split between two neighboring councils:
  
  
  • The western half was absorbed into Kaskaskia Cncl of Belleville, IL. As a result its lodge, Woapink 167, disbands and its Illinois members became members of Cascasquia 115.
    
    
  • The eastern portion merged with Southern Indiana Cncl, which formed a new Buffalo Trace Council that was based in Evansville, IN. Its lodge, Kiondaga 422, remained as the lodge for the new council.
  
  
  
• Lincoln Trails Cncl of Decatur, IL, which was already using the Firecrafter program, chartered a completely new and unrelated Woapink 167. JASH speculates that previous Woapink arrowmen may have been instrumental in rekindling their old lodge in a new council, complete with the same name, number, and totem.
  
  Effective: 1957
  Reference: Topkis, Bill, Jeff Morley, Tom Gould, and Jeff Feldman, eds. "The Case of the Woapink Lodges" The American Scouting Historical Society Journal 1.1 (1993): 2-3.
  
  
  
• Wisaka 170 (Sac N Fox Council, Moline, IL) and Golden Eagle 313 (Buffalo Bill Area Council, Davenport, IA) merge to form Muc-Kis-Sou Lodge #170. The new lodge straddled the boundary between Illinois and Iowa, hence the new council's name Illowa, based in Davenport, IA. This merger also moved the Region 7 boundary westward to encompass the former Buffalo Bill Area Council.
  Effective: 1967
  
  
  
• Papakitchie 142 (Pioneer Trails Council #155, Elkhart, IN) is split between two councils:
  
  
  • Part (or half) merged with White Beaver 182 (Tri-Valley Council #165, South Bend, IN), and She-Sheeb 452 (Pottawattomie Council #731, Michigan City, IN) to form Sakima 573, of the Northern Indiana Council #165 in South Bend, IN.
    
    
  • The other part (or half) was absorbed by Kiskakon 75 (Anthony Wayne Area Council #157, Fort Wayne, IN)
  
  Effective: 1973