The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-10

Section ]. The President shall call the
meetings 10 ordarat the time specified in
the notice. He shall preserve order, con
ductin5 the business as near as can be-
as hereinafter set forth.
Scr =. In the absence of the PreSi-
dent. Vice President shall perform the
duties of President
See 3. The Recording Secretary slaii
keep an accurate record of all the pro
ceedingS OF the Association. in a book To
be provided for that purpose, and pre-
serve communications and papers be
longing TO the Association. and shall
cause notice to be given of the annual,
stated and called meetings.
Sc. !. The Cores Sponding Secretary
shall attend to all correspondence Df
the Association, and deposit s:ch CORES
pondence with the Recording Sycrl tary
for safe keeping.
Sec. ). it shall be the duty Of the
Treasurer 10 keep the funds ofthc ASso-
citation, and pay them out on the order
of the President, countersigned by tie
Recording Secretary.
Sec e. The Executive Committee shall
prepare and report business for tie
meetings of the Association; exercio,. Il
ests of the Association, and at the clo>,.
of the year audit the books and ac-
counts Of the Treasury and Secretary,
and report.
Sec. Z No member shall speak more
than twice upon one subject until all
the members present have had an OPP
portunity TO speak, unless by consent Of
the meeting.
Sec. s. Fifteen minutes shall be the
maximum of time allotted for one speech,
unless by consent of the Association.
Sec. 9. These bylaws may be amended
at any regular meeting of the AssOcia
ton properly called to order, two-thirds
of the members present concurring.
After the adoption of the above, the
following officers were elected:
PresjdeRt.-Squire Cariin.
Tice Presidents. Peter George, James
Robinson. Richard Dukes. Allen Wisely.
Jonathan Parker, and Jonas Hartman.
Rec. aud Cor. SEQ. B. Beardsley.
Treasurer. Levi Taylor.
E.recutice CommHce.-3I S. Hamlin,
George Todd, Aaron Baker, Joseph
johnson, Henry Lamb, William Taylor,
George Treece, S. T. Dulin, c. f. JOr-
dan, y CTamer.
On motion of u. S. HAMLIY, it was
determined to hold the Pioneer Picnic at
the Fair Grounds, on the first Saturday
in September 1874
a resolution admitting ladies 10 mem
bership without the payment Of a fee
was adopted.
The following are the names OF the
present members Of the Association, with
the date of their removal to the county:
Squire Carlin. Nov. %, 1926; Jonathan
Parker, Oct Is, 1881; Allen Wisely. Oct.
20. 1880: Richard Dukes. Nov. 10. ISIS;
Amelia Wiseley. -. 1880; Aaron Baker.
June, 1880: VI. 5. Hamlin, Mar. !, lo25;
Henry Lamb, Aug p. 1850; George
Todd, Mar. -, 1S33: Eimes Beardsley.
Sept. 13, 1884; Joseph johnson. Aprii.
1928 Jonas Hartman. March. l>.'5;
George Trrece. March /. 1880; &. +. .ior-
dan. Oct. 2. 1888: John l.. Hedges. Sept.
Il. 1921; q. w. Alspach. April, 1874;
William Tanner. 1927: ). +. Dulin. Jan.
q. 1880; ID. b. BeardSley. Sept. l", 1854;
James Robinson. April !, 1871; Era
Brown. May 10, 1870: Peter George. Oct.
1927: Thomas Mullen March /. lN-'2:
William Taylor, 5lay, 1885; James Tay-
lor, April 1910; Ann Parker, Jan. iSi1;
Mary Baker. May. 1880; DELLA VI. Dukes
---; Mary Lamb. Aug. ;, $3.50;
Joseph Helms. Dee. 1889; Lew Taylor,
Nav u. 1884: Adam Cramer, Nov. lS21;
Adam Hoy. Oct. 1873; John II: Shirley
March 81. 1884; John Povenmire, teb
9, 1886: J. s. Powell, Mar. 81, le3l;
Samuel Howard. Nay l. 1S33; John
Mann. April 2. 1854: Washington Eaton,
Sept. 20. 1896; Joel Pendleton, Nov. 6,
1855.