The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-01

LECTURE DEFOkEs THE LIBRARY AkSOCIA-
t1oss Gen. II, B. Walker, of Findlsy,: will
deliver lecture at Birchard Hall Oh Monday
evening. February 4thLSuhject: 'aThe True
and False in Hero Worship" The proceeds
Of ftiie Lecture will be forithe benefit Of the
Library Association. 'ar. A'A'' .se'N
Cen walker was gallant soldier, and
beAr heqoable wounds received in defense
ofhts country, and is an able md seloqden
speaker. His thorough culture, fine attain
vheats and decided ability, peculiarly fit
him for the discussion Of so noble theme.
Let there be good turn out. You will be
well repaid. 2fi bkItbi,.
FIRKNKS's ELEcriox Fire Depart
rsent heid its its annual election on Mosday
evening which resulted a follows:A
Chief Engineer, Capt. A. You've.
3 B. ACT g'Ps B e,ss,gl esS VILLAS
Eecfstsry,s :. Plt1 KSrRi. -
Treasurer, Col. Mar. HATSEssa
fsThe officers elect are all tried men and
have proved themselves actiys and energetic
In other positions in the department. and we
are glad o know the discipline and efficiency
Of tho organization viii be kspt up TO its
present high standard. The officers whose
ssrm has just expired deserve the thauks Of
tbe city for the high state Of discipline and
sfssisrssr, rssr,ssc !, which they hsrs bropgbt'ths
Companies under their charge ssas thsPrempt
manner in which they have acted whenever
their services have beer nee,led.eq si''ss (
THB LIsRARE EAssooIArfoS.-Thec cause Of
the Library Association has a-new champion
nAi DRAsespe ASSOCIATION sorgsnissd for
the express purpose of giving entertainments
for itssbeueitv Some of the best smsieur
talent in tbe city. has besn engaged, and the
entertainments promise to be Of high orr
der. 'weare glad that something hss been
done TO reyive the tagging interest in the
Military cause: SO far as we can learn only
single member ofithsC CAsvAssISe Commit
tee hiss taken even the FIRST step towards So
liciting ceatributious and members, and the
whole movement is well nigh at stand still
beciais tbe kprk hss1not been dope. The
committee was appointed in good faith. and
the Pfepef time for tho can nvass; was imnedi-
ateiy after the Organization was affected
while the interest was at its hight. This
Drsmstic .Assosistion viii doubtless cause
I@reyiysls Of interest and give the members
Z.
Of said committee another sUpportupity-to 10 do
what ought tq have been done long sgo.
CO -:-fa9
List of Letters, remaining unealled Tor in
the Fremont Post Office, on the S1st day of
January. 1851. q s. 90 80 % .73a
Bice Henry; Blaser A. Miss; Butcher wm.;
Barnard II. F.; Burket John; Chase P;
Deaver ostharinei Mrs; DruyoD Julia Ann
Mrs; Ettingcr Elias;s sForgerson Mary Miss;
Hecksted.n John e.. Harris Mary MIRA;
Haltmyer Casper J.S HornonT Thomas; Jones
HELEN Miss; Klute Sylvester; Kinney Il. R.;
Kelsey William; Kirsh john; liiDch Peter;
MeDonsld ". H.; Miller Conrad; Mock j.;
Norton Dock; Peck jefferson; Petee Noah;
Ranney J. W; Rodgers Catharine Miss;
Roush Henry; Rowe James; Rocket Within;
straving John; Spohn Simon; Swint J. Fl
Sullivan Florence; Shelter George; Spring
Minerva Mrs; Snyder S. X. Mrs; Smith
Amelia II. Mss Snyder Glemehtihe a. Mrs;
Thayer Elizabeth Mrs; Talbot MsrtEa Mrs
Vanamon Richard; Walker Martha Mrs;
Whelchon Martha Mn.;; Funsle Barbara
Mrs; Tulen john Young E.; Zimmerman
Miss, ~s'.'f'% sk'F-