The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-05-03
OHIO.

Commander R. 3. McCollum writes us as fol-
lows: McAiillen Post. No 122 South Charles
ton, Ohio, had a grand entertainment, Camp
fire, and bazaar on April 18th and 18th. The
large Town Hall was beautifully decorated by
the Ladders who spent several DAYS in prepar-
ing for the event The object of the Campfire
was to rep,enish our relief fund, which had run
low during the winter months, and the receipts
were five hundred and ffty-four dollars Our
programme was fully carried out, and gave fine
satisfaction. We had grand parade on the even
ing OF the 18th, in which the boys proved that
they stiil remembered the step at night we had
music, recitations, and army scenes and incl
dents. On the second day we had grand pa
rade at 10 q. M, n splendid dinner at noon and
parade again at ; o'clock p. m. At night music.
recitations, and battle scenes. The battle scene
of the Battle Of Manocacy," as performed by
the old veterans. was very impressive probably
from the fact that company from this town
was in that battle and lost over half its num-
bers. This Post has about sixty live members.
Colonel T. H. Williams, mastering officer
third district Department of Ohio. mustered
Henry Mccarthy Post, No. 307, at Fayetteville,
Brown county, Ohio on Saturday, April IA,
1888. The Post starts off with twenty charter
members. The following are the officers
Commander, Pat Savage; S. Y. c., Michael
Drummer; J. V. c., F. Kelsey: Adi't John w.
Evans; @. NJ, Henry Newrirk; Surgeon,
Milton Gallaher; Chaplain. Geo. Mcmahon !;
o. d., NJ. Stanton; o. g., William Murphy: S.
NJ, r. P. Reddick; @. NJ. s., Lewis Allen.
Comrade G. n Kimball, who has been appointed
TRIBUNE correspondent by N. G. Blake Post,
No. 1863, Medina. Ohio, writes US that that Post.
mustered last December with thirty-eight
charter members, now has eighty-ive. The
officers are: Commander, j. S. Mason S. Y. c.,
l.. A. Lewis; J. Y. c., r. r. Rettig; Surgeon.
d. 6. Ward Chaplain, c. B. Chamberlin; Q.
NJ, 0. II. McLaweil; o. d., O. NJ Jackson: @.
G., Frank Hills; Adj't, G. H. KimbaIl; S. NJ.
G. II. ManviH; O. NJ. s., o. D. Chaplin.
Comrade F. II. sullinger writes us that Jas.
I'll. Bradley Post No. 80, of Stryker, Ohio. was
mustered on the 2Sth of March with twenty
two charter members, by District Mastering
Officer Murphy, of Wauseon. The following
are the officers: Commander, w. E. Kintirh !:
S. V. c., A. Hamilton; ]. v c., f. I'll. Sullinger
Adj't, A. D. Beggs; @. NJ, w. A. Clark; o. D..
James Dilts; o. G., Geo. Wirick; Surgeon, JAS
Latham; Chaplain, w. B. Kitmiller.
Comrade A. D. Laupder writes us that Ham
ilton Post, No. 3D. Gratiot Licking county,
Ohio, was mustered ION the 10th ult, with
twenty charter members. The following are
the officers: Commander, Warner Mills: S. V.
c., WIN. Tucker j. V. c., G. A. Cook; Adi't,
John II. Bell; Q. NJ VIM: Vince; Chaplain,
Thomas Caldwell Surgeon, DR.. A. d. S. Near
thur; o. D., James Sniyely; o. G., Thomas M.
Smart; S. NJ, w. S. MchIasters; @. M. S., W. d.
Griffith.
On the 10Th ult Given Post, Wooster, Ohio,
had its second Campfire, which proved highly
successful and enjoyable affair. Commander
d. @. Carry, Rev. G. W. Pepper, and others
made addresses. The programme also included
a dinner under the supervision of the wives
and daughters of the comrades, songs, recita-
tions and other features.s
Comrade H. N. Kroner, Ironton. Ohio. writes
us that Dick Lambert Post No I65. of that
place, has the discharge of one Nathaniel Rob-
bins private company f, Thirty-sixth regi-
ment, Ohio veteran infantry, who by sending
his address can have it forwarded to him.