On the morning of Sunday, April 7, 1912, the first group of men of St. John the Evangelist Church in Frederick, Maryland met for the purpose of organizing a new Council. A short time later, the required number of candidates was obtained and a petition for a charter was made to the Supreme Office by State Deputy P.C. Mueller.
Note: Some of the information on the early years of this council was obtained from John P. Bauernschub, "The Knights of Columbus: 50 Years of Columbianism in Maryland", published in 1949.
On April 28, 1912, St. John's Council No. 1622 became a reality. The First Degree was conferred by the Degree Team of Hagerstown Council (now Pangborn Council No. 1365); the Second was conferred by Baltimore Council's Degree Team; the Third by Marquette Council also of Baltimore) under the direction of State Deputy Mueller and District Deputy W. B. Morrison of Hagerstown. For this event, special trains were chartered, bringing Knights of Columbus and their families from Baltimore, MD, York and Harrisburg, PA. The official record shows that about 1200 people journeyed to Frederick to mark the chartering of this new Council.
The chartering members were: B. Frank Allnutt, Richard J. Allnutt, M, Allnutt, E.A. Baughman, Massey F. Burkhart, Rev A. J. Conlon, Micheal J. Crogen, Richard A. Cromwell, George C. Crum, Robert J. Day, Harry L. Davis, George C. Doll, Charles H. Doll, Harry G. Dorsey, Jacob Duhow, C. William Ebberts, Joseph F. Eisenhauer, Jr., Joseph E. Elkins, Jr., Jules J. Elk, M.E.A. Groshon, Edward W. Grove, Joseph L. Houff, Edward F. Harby, Edward Harsey, Jr., Carl A. Harris, Brooke Jamison, Ernest F. Kennedy, F.E. Kessler, Louis A. Lebherz, Peter B. Larkin, Arthur J, McKenny, Joseph O'Toole, Frank A. Payne, Paul J. Payne, Fabian Posey, Thomas J. Rohrback, Hugh G. Roddy, George S. Rodock, M. Russell, N. Wilson Schley, Charles N. Staley, F. K. Staley, Robert M. Staley, W. Maredith Smith, A. Wilson Schley, C. J. Slattery, Clement F. Smith, Edward J. Smith, J.C. Sanders, George F. Topper, Joseph G. Thomas, John McE. Wilson, Joseph Wisner, James S. Wilke, Charles F. Wachter, Arthur F. Young and W. Howard Young.
The first meeting of the Council was held in St. John's Hall on the evening of May 1, 1912 under the direction of State Deputy Mueller and District Deputy Morrison. George S. Rodock was the first Grand Knight of this Council, serving through 1912. The first corps of officers consisted of Grand Knight, George S. Rodock; Deputy Grand Knight, Clement F. Smith; Chancellor, George C. Doll; Warden, George F. Topper; Finanical Secretary, N. Wilson Schley; Treasurer, Louis A. Lebherz; Inside Guard, Charles Ebberts. The installation of officers took place at the same meeting. The Rev. A. J. Conlon was appointed the first Chaplain of the Council.
Shortly after the Council was organized, the Knights of Columbus of the United States unveiled the magnificient statue erected to the memory of Christopher Columbus in the City of Washington, D.C. on June 8, 1912. On this occasion, when every Council boasted of its numbers in the long parade, St. John's Council attracted special attention by the fact that it was the baby council of the Order, and with a membership of but 52, had a total of 51 in the parade.
By November 1912, the Council had a council hall on East 2nd Street.
In 1914, the Council acted as host to the Maryland State Convention. All business was transacted in the Council rooms, which were at that time on North Market Street in Frederick.
In the early days of the Council, St. John's became known as the Mother of Councils. In a short time, through the great interest manifest by the Knights in Frederick, there followed the organizing of Brute Council of Emmitsburg, St. Francis Council of Brunswick and Mt. St. Mary's College and Seminary Council. During World War II, members of the Council joined other organizations in manning the USO Center in Frederick and had the honor of being the first organization to serve.
For many years, the Council held its meetings on North Market Street, and then on East Second Street.
In 1939, the Council purchased a dwelling at 230 East Second Street for $3,500. A Federick Post article dated 1 Apr 1939 stated the council held it's first meeting in this building on Monday, March 27, 1939. The article stated that the building was remodeled to provide a spaious lodge room on the second floor, and recreation and dining room facilities on the first floor. A Frederick Post article dated 17 Jun 1939 posted an application for a Class C ON-SALE beer license on the premises by St. John's Council Home Inc.
The mortgage on this property was burned on Columbus Day, 1947, at the annual banquet held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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On April 28, 1962, St. John's Council No. 1622 celebrated its Golden Anniversary. During the course of this event, through the efforts of State Deputy Maurice Klein and District Deputy Francis Bush Sr., the Council officially changed its name to Bishop McNamara Council No. 1622. This was done in honor of a distinguished Catholic cleric Auxiliary Bishop John M. McNamara who served as Bishop of the Baltimore-Washington Diocese.
Link to a Brief History of the Most Rev. John Michael McNamara, Titular Bishop of Eumenia - Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore
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In 1971, the Council moved from East 2nd Street to the "old Jefferson School" building which they purchased in Jefferson, MD. It was located on the southeast corner of the intersection of Lander Road and MD Route 180. A News article dated 7 Apr 1971 shows a photo of the keys to the building being presented to Council Grand Knight Richard Owens, Br. Al Tavares President of the Home Association, and Frank Lang Faithful Navigator of the Fourth Degree Assembly.
PGK Bob Morrow stated that they spent a lot of time reworking the basement for a council meeting place.
After the Knights moved away, this building was demolished by the new owners and replaced with a PNC Bank. More recently, the bank building was converted to a Dunkin' Coffee Shop and Donut store.
In 1980, the Council bought the former Black Elementary School from the Odd Fellows at 16 W. Seventh Street and returned to Frederick. At this 7th Street address, the council ran Bingo games, pancake breakfasts and Friday Lenten fish fries. Members installed a commercial kitchen, liquor bar and 50-seat dining room on the first floor. The bar and restaurant was open during Bingo, dances and some evenings for public sales. Except for a limited anti-chamber in the rear, the second floor was kept as large clear room for use as the council chamber for meetings, as well as for conducting public bingo games, dances and other large group activities. Note that family of some our black members had attended school here when it was still a black school.
In 1996, the Council sold the 7th Street property and ended the St. John's Home Corporation. With the help of PGK George Williams, a trustee at St. Johns Literary Institute, the Council started meeting at St. John's Literary Institute at Prospect Hall, the Catholic High School which was located at the intersection of Butterfly Lane and MD 180 (Jefferson Pike) in Frederick, MD. The council eventually donated the $100,000 proceeds from the 7th Street buidling sale to St. John's Literary Institute. The Council stayed heavily involved in many activities at Prospect Hall. In May 1996, it initiated a Frederick City site for the monthly Food SHARE cooperative, under the leadership of Br. Jim Dowell and PGK Bob Weedon. It conducted a monthly pancake breakfast to benefit a scholarship fund for Catholic education in Frederick County. It conducted Lenten Fish Fries. It raised funds annually to support a seminarian and conducted annual tootsie roll drives for the ARC of Frederick. It conducted annual memorial Masses and a Pro-Life Christmas parties.
In 2005, a number of changes occurred. St. John's Regional Catholic (elementary) School had relocated to new property shared with the St. Katharine Drexel Parish at 8414 Opossumtown Pike, Frederick, MD.
St. John the Evangelist Church invited the Knights and other ministries to move into the vacant classrooms of the old school building, 114 East 2nd Street, first renamed the St. John's Community Center, then later renamed the Sister Margaret Bauer Evangelization Center.
The St. John's Literary Institute announced it's plans to relocate to Buckeystown, where it became St. Johns Catholic Prep, and efforts were initiated to form a new Council at St. Katharine Drexel Parish.
These changes made it possible for Bishop McNamara Council to move back to its roots with St. John the Evangelist Church into the Sister Margaret Bauer Evangelization Center, and our Council became the principal user of "Room 10" in January 2006.
On April 1, 2009, a Spanish-speaking second council, San Juan Bosco Council No. 14726, was chartered at St. John the Evangelist Church. A Third Degree Exemplification and a council chartering ceremony was conducted in the cafeteria of the Sister Margaret Bauer Evangeliszation Center. The two councils often worked together in common tasks, such as Mother's Day Marigold distribution and parish fundraisers. They also conducted joint council activities together such as their annual Installation of Officers and Memorial Masses.
Link to a Brief History of the San Juan Bosco Council No. 14726
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In preparation to celebrate the Centennial Anniversary in 2012 Council members, with the help of State Deputy Peter Davio and Council Grand Knight Rick Casazza, appealed to Supreme Council to reinstate the charter name St. John's Council No. 1622, completing the Council's return to the parish community of its origin. Our historic ceremonial jewels were mounted in a display case.
PAST GRAND KNIGHTS, OFFICERS AND HISTORY BY YEAR
Note for readers: It is the current practice that officers are elected before the start of their term, which now begins on July 1, but may be installed in a ceremony which occurs after the start of their term, sometimes months later. This installation is only a ceremony and they assume their officer's duties at the designated start of their term. It is obvious from old news articles that the annual period of service, also called the Fraternal Year, initially began around November of each year. Around 1930, the start of each Fraternal Year switched to July.
1912 GK George Stanislaus Rodock, Sr.
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1912 - elected and installed on April 28, 1912 at the council chartering ceremony.
News articles for 1912
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1913-1914 (2 years) GK Joseph Francis Eisenhauer, Sr., PFN
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1913 - elected October 4, 1912 and installed November 1, 1912.
News articles for 1913 Fraternal Year
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1914 - elected before December 8, 1913, when their names were published in the newspaper.
News articles for the 1914 Fraternal Year
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1915 GK George Francis Topper
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1915 - elected elected on October 4, 1914 and installed on November 1, 1914 by Maryland District Deputy I.S George, assisted by District Warden J. Stanley Cook.
News articles for the 1915 Fraternal Year
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1916 GK Harry Francis Burkhart, PFN, FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1916 - elected on September 5, 1915.
A newspaper article states that a Court of the Daughters of Isabella (DofI) was formed in Frederick on June 11, 1916. The Daughters of Isabella was initially a women's auxiliary to the Knights of Columbus. Many of their activities were conducted in the St. John's Council hall. However, mention of the DofI appears to end after 1919, to be replaced with references to the Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA). Based on a legal battle ending in 1921 between two separate DofI organizations over the name, the frederick DofI may have been redesignated as the CDA.
News articles for the 1916 Fraternal Year
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1917-1918 (2 years)
GK John McElroy Wilson, FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1917 - installed on October 1, 1916 by Maryland District Deputy H. F. Burkhart, assisted by District Warden Joseph L. Houff.
News articles for the 1917 Fraternal Year
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News articles for the 1918 Fraternal Year
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1919-20 (2 years)
GK J. Harry Kennedy
News articles for the 1919 and 1920 Fraternal Years
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1921-22 (2 years)
GK N. Wilson Schley, Sr. PFN
News articles for the 1921 Fraternal Year
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News articles for the 1922 Fraternal Years
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1923 GK Joseph F. Eisenhauer, II
News articles for the 1923 Fraternal Years
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1924
GK John McElroy Wilson, FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1924 - installed at the K.C. Hall on North Market Street on November 2, 1923 by Maryland District Deputy Mueller.
News articles for the 1924 Fraternal Year
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1925-26 (2 years) GK Ernest F. Kennedy
News articles for the 1925 Fraternal Year
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1927-33 (6-1/2 years)
GK John McElroy Wilson, FDD
News articles for the 1927 Fraternal Year
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1928 - installed in the lodge rooms on Monday, November 7, 1927 by Maryland District Deputy Bernard Eckenrode of Emmitsburg, MD.
News articles for the 1928 Fraternal Year
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1930 (1/2 year) - were installed in the St. John's Council Hall on Sunday, January 5, 1930 by Pennsylvania District 31 Deputy Edgar P. Hamilton. The installation was followed by a banquet served to approximately 125 Knights. This 1930 Fraternal Year appears to have been shortened by a new election of officers held on July 7, 1930. This may be the point at which KofC fraternal years where changed to run from July to June.
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1930-31 - were elected on Monday, July 7, 1930, at a regular business meeting.
News articles for the 1930 and 1930-31 Fraternal Years.
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1933-36 (3 years)
GK J. Harry Kennedy
News articles for the 1933-34 Fraternal Year.
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1936-37 (GK Walter F. Zeigler) Br. Zeigler was listed as Grand Knight for 1936-1937 in an unsubstantiated document. This was disproven by a June 2, 1936 Fredrick Post article. It may be possible that Br. Zeigler served as Grand Knight earlier in 1934-1935 or 1935-1936, as we have no documents for those years.)
1936-37 GK Robert H. Hartman
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1936-37 - were elected on Monday, June 1, 1936, at a regular business meeting. There were reported plans to install them on September 6, 1936.
News articles for the 1936-37 Fraternal Year.
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1937-38
GK Austin C. Thomas, PFN, FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1937-38 - were elected on Monday, June 7, 1937, at a regular business meeting. They were installed in the council chamber on North Market Street on Monday October 4, 1937 by District Deputy Charles B. Humelsine of Hagerstown.
News articles for the 1937-38 Fraternal Year.
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1938-39 GK James G. Conroy
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1938-39 - were installed in the council's lodge rooms on Monday October 3, 1938 by Maryland State Deputy John Flanagan of Baltimore, assisted by District Deputy Charles B. Humelsine of Hagerstown.
In April 1939, St. John's Council began using it's newly purchased council home at 230 E. 2nd Street.
News articles for the 1938-39 Fraternal Year.
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1939-41 (2 years) GK G. (George) Bernard Callan, Sr., FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1939-40 - were elected at the monthly meeting at the new Council home at 230 East 2nd Street on Monday, October 5, 1939. The officers were installed in the new Council home on Monday October 2, 1938 by District Deputy Ralph F. Lipps of Hagerstown.
News articles for the 1939-40 Fraternal Year.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1940-41 - were elected at the regular monthly meeting on Monday, June 3, 1940, in their council home at 230 E. 2nd Street.
News articles for the 1940-41 Fraternal Year.
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1941-43 (2 years) GK L. Donald Davis
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1941-42 - were elected at the regular monthly meeting on Monday, June 2, 1941, in their council home at 230 E. 2nd Street.
News articles for the 1941-42 Fraternal Year.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1942-43 - were elected at the regular monthly meeting on Monday, June 1, 1942, in their council home at 230 E. 2nd Street.
News articles for the 1942-43 Fraternal Year.
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1943-45 (2 years)
GK Austin C. Thomas, PFN, FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1943-44 - were elected at the regular monthly meeting on Monday, June 7, 1943, in their council home at 230 E. 2nd Street.
News articles for the 1943-44 Fraternal Year.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1944-45 - were elected on Tuesday, June 6, 1943, in their council home at 230 E. 2nd Street. The officers were installed at the meeting in the council home on Tuesday, October 17, 1943, by MD District Deputy Charles E. Corcoran, assisted by PGK James A. Shannon of Rock Creek Council, Bethesda.
News articles for the 1944-45 Fraternal Year.
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1945-47 (2 years)
GK W. Jerome Offutt, FDD
News articles for the 1945-46 Fraternal Year.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1946-47 - were installed on Tuesday, September 17, 1946, by MD District Deputy Austin P. Thomas of Frederick.
News articles for the 1946-47 Fraternal Year.
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1947-48
GK Melvin H. Zimmerman
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1947-48 - were installed during the regular meeting on Monday, August 4, 1947, by MD District Deputy Austin P. Thomas and District Warden Bernard Crutchley.
News articles for the 1947-48 Fraternal Year.
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1948-50 (2 years)
GK SK Alton J. (Joseph) Lipps, PFN, FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1948-49 - were installed during the regular meeting on Monday, December 6, 1948, by MD District Deputy Austin P. Thomas.
News articles for the 1948-49 Fraternal Year.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1949-50 - were elected at the regular meeting on Monday, June 6, 1949.
News articles for the 1949-50 Fraternal Year.
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1950-52 (2 years) GK Lewis I. (Ignatius) Kennedy, FDD
News articles for the 1950-51 and 1951-52 Fraternal Years.
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1952-55 (3 years) GK SK Milton P. Nash, PFN
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1952-53 - were elected at a meeting in June 1952.
News articles for the 1952-53 and 1953-54 Fraternal Years.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1954-55 - were elected at a regular meeting held in the council home, East Second Street, on Monday, June 7, 1954.
News articles for the 1954-55 Fraternal Years.
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1955-58 (3 years) GK Theodore Vincent Levinson, PFN 
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1955-56 - were elected at a regular meeting held on Monday, June 6, 1955.
News articles for the 1955-56 and 1956-57 Fraternal Years.
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COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1957-58 - were elected at a meeting held on Monday, June 3, 1957.
News articles for the 1957-58 Fraternal Year.
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1958-59 GK Victor L. Wolfe
News articles for the 1958-59 Fraternal Year.
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1959-60 GK Francis W. (Willson) Bush, Sr., FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1959-60 - were elected at a meeting held at the council home on Monday, June 1, 1959. They were installed on Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 1959 at their regular meeting in their council home by Past District Deputy Alton J. Lipps. The keynote speakers were Council Chaplain Rev. Herbert R. Jordan and MD State Deputy Leo G. Koeple.
News articles for the 1959-60 Fraternal Year.
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1960-62 (2 years) GK SK W. (William) Irving Jones, Jr., PFN
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1960-61 - were elected at a meeting held on Monday, June 3, 1957.
News articles for the 1960-61 and 1961-62 Fraternal Years.
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1962-64 (2 years) GK SK Richard J. O'Connor, PFN
News articles for the 1962-63 and 1963-64 Fraternal Years.
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1964-66 (2 years) GK Leo F. Martin, FDW
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1964-65 - were installed in July 20, 1964 by MD District Deputy Paul Keepers of Emmitsburg. MD State Deputy M. D. Gilligan attended.
News articles for the 1964-65 and 1965-66 Fraternal Years.
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1966-68 (2 years) GK Leo A. Sanders
News articles for the 1967-68 Fraternal Year.
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1968-70 (2 years) GK SK Kenneth W. Martin, PFN
COUNCIL OFFICERS for 1969-70 - were installed on Sunday, August 24, 1969 in a joint ceremony with Brute Council in the Brute Council home in Emmitsburg, MD. Attending were MD State Deputy Frank J.Heiner, the MD State Treasurer and the MD State Warden and their spouces.
News articles for the 1969-70 Fraternal Year.
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1970-71 GK SK Richard E. Owens
In April 1971, St. John's Council purchased the "old Jefferson School" building in Jefferson, MD, which became their new council home.
News articles for the 1970-71 Fraternal Year.
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1971-73 (2 years) GK SK Alfred D. Tavares
1973-75 (2 years) GK SK Robert B. Morrow, PFN
1975-77 (2 years) GK Harold G. Curry
1977-79 (2 years) GK SK Robert D. Weedon, PFN
1979-81 (2 years) GK John J. Shriver
In 1980, the Council bought the former Black Elementary School from the Odd Fellows at 16 W. Seventh Street and returned to Frederick.
AWARDS FOR 1979-81
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1981-82 GK SK Richard I. (Ivan) Putney
AWARDS FOR 1981-82
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1982-83 GK William H. Brown, PFN, FDW, died 7/3/2001 
AWARDS FOR 1982-83
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1983-84 GK Dennis L. Stone 
AWARDS FOR 1983-84
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1984-85 GK SK Robert D. Weedon, PFN
AWARDS FOR 1984-85
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1985-87 (2 years) GK SK Ernest E. Musser, Sr., PFN, FDD, PCP, died 10/2/2000 
AWARDS FOR 1985-86
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AWARDS FOR 1986-87
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1987-89 (2 years) GK SK Robert W. Jack, FDD, PFN, PCP 
AWARDS FOR 1987-88
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AWARDS FOR 1988-89
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1989-90 GK SK Edgar D. Haynes, PFN, FM, PSD 
AWARDS FOR 1989-90
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1990-91 GK SK William H. Garner, Jr., PFN, died 10/5/1997 
AWARDS FOR 1990-91
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1991-92 GK SK George H. (Henry) Williams, PhD
AWARDS FOR 1991-92
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1992-93 GK SK Robert J. Swain, PFN
AWARDS FOR 1992-93
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1993-94 GK SK William R. Jack, FDD
AWARDS FOR 1993-94
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1994-96 (2 years)
GK SK Joseph L. Brashears
AWARDS FOR 1994-95
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AWARDS FOR 1995-96
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HISTORY OF COUNCIL EVENTS FOR THE 1995 - 1996 FRATERNAL YEAR
1996-98 (2 years)
GK SK David B. Satterfield
AWARDS FOR 1996-97
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HISTORY OF COUNCIL EVENTS FOR THE 1996 - 1997 FRATERNAL YEAR
In 1996, St. John's Council sold the council home on West 7th Street and began meeting in St. Johns Literary Institute at Prospect Hall (SJPH), located at the intersection of MD 180 Jefferson Pike and Butterfly Lane. One hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) from the sale of the 7th Street property was donated to SJPH.
AWARDS FOR 1997-98
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HISTORY OF COUNCIL EVENTS FOR THE 1997 - 1998 FRATERNAL YEAR
1998-99
GK E. Allen Harris
AWARDS FOR 1998-99
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1999-2001 (2 years) GK SK William J. Kinsella, Sr., PFN, PCP, FDD
AWARDS FOR 1999-2000
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AWARDS FOR 2000-01
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2001-02 SK Michael Harrison
AWARDS FOR 2001-02
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2002-03 SK Joel B. Tootill, PFN
AWARDS FOR 2002-03
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2003-05 (2 years) GK SK David (Dave) F. Zakrzwski, PFN, PCP 
AWARDS FOR 2003-04
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News articles for the 2003-04 Fraternal Year.
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AWARDS FOR 2004-05
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News articles for the 2004-05 Fraternal Year.
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2005-07 (2 years) GK Michael (Mike) Czarnecki
In 2005, with the move of St. John's Regional School out to Opossumtown Pike and plans by St. John's Literary Institute to relocate to Buckeystown, MD, St. John's Council returnd to its roots and relocated to the parish center at St. John the Evangelist Catholic church.
AWARDS FOR 2005-06
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AWARDS FOR 2006-07
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News articles for the 2006-07 Fraternal Year.
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2007-09 (2 years) GK SK William (Bill) W. Wierzbicky, FDW, died 11/16/2013
AWARDS FOR 2007-08
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AWARDS FOR 2008-09
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2009-11 (2 years) GK Richard (Rick) J. Casazza, PCP, FDW, FDD
COUNCIL OFFICERS 2009 - 2010 PHOTO OF COUNCIL OFFICERS 2009 - 2010
AWARDS FOR 2009-10
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AWARDS FOR 2010-11
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News articles for the 2010-11 Fraternal Year.
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2011-13 (2 years) GK SK Jose Rector
AWARDS FOR 2011-12
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AWARDS FOR 2012-13
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2013-15 (2 years) GK Tom Plunkett 
AWARDS FOR 2013-14
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News articles for the 2013-14 Fraternal Year.
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AWARDS FOR 2014-15
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2015-17 (2 years) GK Bob Krajewski
AWARDS FOR 2015-16
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AWARDS FOR 2016-17
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2017-19 (2 years) GK John Bargero
AWARDS FOR 2017-18
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AWARDS FOR 2018-19
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2019-20 GK Jim Sier
2020-22 (2 years) GK Lee Ericksen
AWARDS FOR 2020-21
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AWARDS FOR 2021-22
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2022-24 (2 Years) GK Rick Babbitt
AWARDS FOR 2022-23
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AWARDS FOR 2023-24
Last updated JSeptember 2, 2023.