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*** This is just the beginning....
there are many, many more groups & organizations to be added ***
Groups & Organizations
(not all are still active at this time)
| Organization | date organized | |
| 4-H Club | ||
| 40 and 8 | ||
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8 and 40 Salon |
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| American Legion Auxiliary | ||
| American Legion Auxiliary, Junior | ||
| American Legion Clyde Gustine Post | 1919 | |
| American Legion Color Guard | ||
| American Legion Post 236 | ||
| Benevolent & Protective Order Elks | [see Elks below] | |
| Beta Sigma Phi | ||
| Bill Club No. 1 of World | 1904; incorporated November 16, 1906 | |
| Boy Scouts | ||
| Business and Professional Women | ||
| The Bridle Club | ||
| Chapter CJ P. E. O. | September 14, 1915 | |
| Chamber of Commerce | ||
| Christian Union Churches of America | . | 106 W. Broadway |
| Civic Improvement Association | 1898?
1903? |
In 1917 group met at Public Library; officers were Mrs. J. J. Gaines, Mrs. W. L. Silvers, Mrs. A. M. Bates, Mrs. Minnie A. Ashley |
| Civil Defense | ||
| Clay-Ray Veterans | ||
| Commercial Club | 1895 | In 1917 officers were: S. G. Johnson, W. T. McRorey, M. L. Mahaffi, W. C. Sisk, W. N. Pittman, S. B. Cole, H. E. Kimber, R. T. Stephens, and C. W. Fish; 242-244 E. Broadway |
| Eastern Star | June 4, 1901 | |
| Elks Lodge | October 14, 1905 | Benevolent & Protective Order Elks, Excelsior Springs Lodge 1001; Societies; in 1917: F. A. Benson; Wyman nw cor Spring |
| Excelsior Club | housed once in the Arlington Hotel; closed down by Governor Folk | |
| Excelsior Springs Fed. Republican Women's Club | ||
| Excelsior Springs Historical Commission | 1987 | established by Excelsior Springs City Council |
| Excelsior Springs Medical Society | 1899 | |
| Excelsior Springs Genealogical Society | ||
| Excelsior Springs Museum & Archives | ||
| Excelsior Springs School Board | ||
| Fame | ||
| Freundin | ||
| Girl Scouts | ||
| Harmony Study Club | ||
| Independent Order of Odd Fellow | May 21, 1885 | |
| Industrial Development Corporation | ||
| IOOF Lodge | ||
| Jay-Cees | ||
| Junior Civic Improvement Association | ||
| Kappa Delta Phi | ||
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Kappa Omega (Beta Sigma Phi) |
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| Kiwanis Club | November 25, 1922 | |
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Knights Templar No. 64 |
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| Lambda (Beta Sigma Phi) | ||
| Laureate Gamma (Beta Sigma Phi) | ||
| Lioness Club | ||
| Lions Club | August 26, 1921 | |
| Masonic Blue Lodge No. 201 | ||
| Masons (Clay Lodge No. 207 - A.F.&A.M.) | April 1860 | |
| Masons (Royal Arch Masons) No. 127 | April 24, 1907 | |
| Ministerial Alliance | ||
| Modern Woodmen of America | 1892 | |
| O.E.S. No. 168, Eastern Star | ||
| Optimist's Club | ||
| Past Patrons and Matrons | ||
| PEO | ||
| People to People | ||
| Perceptor Sigma (Beta Sigma Phi) | ||
| Quarterback Club | ||
| Red Cross unit | May 16, 1917 | |
| Relief Rebekah No. 152 | ||
| Rotary Club | ||
| Salvation Army | ||
| Security Benefit Association | 1900 | |
| Senior Citizens | ||
| Shrine Club | ||
| Sinawiks | ||
| Spacia | ||
| St. Amand Commandery | May 10, 1910 | |
| Study Club | 1912 | |
| Sunnyside Extension Club | ||
| United Daughters of the Confederacy | ||
| Veterans of Foreign Wars | ||
| Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary | ||
| Washington Extension Club | ||
| Welcome Wagon | ||
| Women's Service Organization | ||
| Woodmen of World | 1896 | |
| World War I Vets | ||
| Xi Alpha Delta (Beta Sigma Phi) | ||
| Xi Delta Delta (Beta Sigma Phi) | ||
| Zeta Delta (Kappa Delta Phi) | ||
| Zeta Epsilon (Kappa Delta Phi) |
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