The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-05-27
SANITARY MILITARY UNION HOME
AID ASSOCIATION:
OF WAPAKONETA OHIO.

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J1 This Association, established in Wapak
oneta, Auglaize County, Ohio, has the objec
| to aid the!poor and destitute Soldiers as vel
as possible, as their wants may require
But especially will this Association take
proper care to seek out the poor, suffering
families, widows and orphans of soldiers
| For this purpose all and every,Agent of this
! Association is strictly bound to render true
and correct report of all such soldiers famil-
| les, widows and orphans of soldiers in his
district, to whom aid should be given. In
order to have this done properly and correct
tly the General Manager will appoint a Gen
eral Agent in each county, and an agent in
each Township and Ward. 81 e a. -.aoi.ss
| We cannot see that any thing we could do
would satisfy and encourage the brave Sold
Ter in the field more than when he knows
that the people of his country have warm
! feelings and sympathy, not only for HIMSELF
but for all his dear ones left behind In or
| der to assist these poor left everywhere to
our charity and care, respectfully appeal to
! the people Of the North, in general, to join
EN- MAssE the above named association. By
this means VIC will obtain at once o true
statement of our poor and the more they are
assisted, in proportion may we expect the
great God Of Heaven to give success to our
arms on the bloody field Of battle. .-.....
The active members of this Association con-
sist of fifty very respectable and energetic
Ladies of Wnpakoneta. srmn5. ri-g,.. ..
In order to raise fund, we have adopted
the following:
Each and every person contributing TWO
DOLLARS or more, to one of our AgentsTw
receive a card of membership, aud will be
considered as an Honorary Member of said
Association.
And as perpetual remembrance of this
Association, and the Fair connected there
with; as n memorandum of the great Rebel
lion, ana finally, as an emblem of Honor
magnificent medal will be presented to each
Honorary member Immediately after the close
of the Fair, which vii, be held in Oct, 1861;
beginning on the Sd day of the said month.
Each Honorary member will also be entitled
to share in the Distribution Cf the follow
ing Real Estate, in proportion to the amount
raised by the contribution of Honorary mem"
bers. DID, .u... -..... -....-..
First Subdivision Eight Out Lots in
Andrew Herbstreitt's subdivision to in
town of Wapnkoncta in section 81. 4 s. South
Range East, Nos.,4, 5, I, II, Is, SO, and II.
Second division-Sixty Out Lots in An
drew lleibstreits subdivision to the town Of
Wapakonota of thirty ucrcs of land in sec. 8
town & eouth range east, from No. l to 90.
THIRD DIVISION - Twelve town Lots in
town of Wapokoneta, south of Plum street
Ncs. 500, 594, sos, 596, 597, 500. Col, $685.
G34, 635, G3C. 637. ...
South Divison-Six town lots between
Plumb and Race-Nos $50, 59l, 592, $50
63l, G32.
Fifth Division-Nine town lots between,
Race and Vine sireet-Nos. 5S4, 5S3, CIR,
G2l 622, G23, 62I, G25, 62G.
Sixt Division.-1'en town lots between
Vine and Benton streets s-Nos. ll5, GIG, 6l7,
9ls, 6l9, G2o 10, l07, los, 109. ''-a'
Seventh Division, ,.-Lot No. 81 on Perry
Street, with all buildings on the same. ..4
We have procured The foregoing valuable
property, with the intention of making the
undertaking more prosperous for the above
uamed purpose As the whole undertaking
is n dsnterested and charitable one, mcnl-
be,ships will he unlimited, but for distri.
button of the first grand Division at least
IL 500 members will be required: for the
second 14,400; for the third, 1920; sixth,
10000 seventh 10000. Donations Of every
variety are asked for and will be thankfully
received, and the proceeds realized will he
faithfully and impartally distributed among
sick md wounded soldiers, and their families
who suffer at home.
Rev. Andrew llerbsreitt, q resident of
Wapakoneta, and q man of strict console nee
fidelity, ability and great energy, has been
elected rs General Manager, and Chief
Commissioner. .ys.tt' n..e.
We also lay this Programme of our under.
aking respectfully before the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, and pray for its
ssnction, protection and recommendation
We also bind ourselves by our honor and
good names, to lay before the aforesaid Gen
eral assembly at their next session, true
and correct account of all transactions Of
this association. .a- r.