Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-07-22
JUNIOR q. U. A. N.
Annual Sesai0n Of the state Council of Penn
eylvanlo Held In EastOu.

Annual Sessaon Of the state Council of Penn.
eylvanis Held In East0n.
The state council of Pennsylvania Junior
O. U. A. NJ. met in annual session at ten
o'clock ON Tuesday morning in the Grand
Army room, ]. brakes Sons & Co. s build
ing, EastOn. with an attendance Of about
$50 members. The state council is COM
posed of two representatives from each
subordinate council in the state of Penn
sylvania and also of all past state council
lOrs who have at all times right to a seat
and voice in the deliberatiOn. There are
70 subordinate councils in this state, and
the number of direct representatives
| therefore is IA. The Junior o. L. a. VI.
has state councils in eight different states
and u membership If about $4,000, The
following are the officers Of the state coun-
Gil now in session in Easton: 5. c., Il. Il.
Naylor. Philadelphia; ). V. c., G.. Il.
| Hight, Altoona; 5. &. 3, Edw. =.
Deemer, Philadelphia: $. &. e., &. +.
James. Philadelphia; s. &. w.. ID. II.
Conway, Philadelphia Sentinels, &. \.
Snyder and j. NJ. Stoud, Philadelphia
TIE reports Of the officers were received.
all showing great progress and encourage
ment.
| The following is the report Of the secre-
tary Of state council Of Pennsylvania for
the past year Receipts for charter fees
and percentage, &C., s965.13. Number
Of councils in good standing Dec. 81. 1873,
| 70; number Of councils reinstated, u :;
number Of councils forfeited their charter.
| Z; number Of councils in existence Dec 81.
| 1879, p. Number Of members Dec 81.
1879, 5000; number Of members initiated
during year, 1928 number received by
card, 55; number by reinstatement, 9G
total, 6. 473. Number suspended during 1879.
$50 expelled, "a withdrawn by card, Is;
lost in defunct councils, 494 total, 1881.
Leaving total membership Dec. 81, 1879.
), 1876. During the year 50 applications
were rejected. Amount Of money received
received by subordinate councils during
1879, $24, 5SS. "a amount of percentage
received by state council. $S7S. .33; amount
paid by subordinate councils for benefits
and relief, s5,772.69; amount in treasury
Of subordinates Dec. 81, 1879, sj3, ,51O.6?.
| The report shows \ great improvement in
tho order during the year and an increase
Of 81, 900 over the receipts Of subordinate
councils of last year, $4,000 more in the
treasury of subordinate councils than the
preceding year, and a general flatterii,s
outlook. The headquarters are ut the
Franklin house. The papers Of E:.st.hI
speak very highly Of the men and their
conduct attending the session.
At late session u revision Of the uil-
written work was recommended u resO-
luton to abolish the color line was tabled
and the following officers were elected for
tho ensuing year:
3. C.-George b. Hight. No. los.
s. V. &C. Howell Arthur, NJ. 1s1.
s. G. Sec.-Edward s. Dcemer. No. =.
s. C. Treas.-John w. Calvin, No. ;.
s. C. COnd.-H. A.-Markley, No. 10.
s. C.. Ward.-JOhn U. MOntayne, No.
26.
s. G.. Sent.-E. I. Jones, No. 22
s. G. Sent.-JOseph G. Culin, No. s..
Representative to the National Council
Harry G. Hinchman, No. 3; Lewis a.
Harmer, No. 1.
Place for holding next session, Lancas-
ter.