The National tribune., 1884-05-15
OHIO.

A grand Campfire under the auspices of
Thomas Lilly Post of Georgesville, Ohio, was
held in the Methodist church at that place on
the oath nlt. In response TO invitations $50
members of the G. q. Z. were present, and
grand time was had by the old soldiers. Adj
dresses were delivered by Rev. Dir. Gardner, of
London. chaplain of the 18th O. V. l.; Rev. B.
p. Davis, of Lilly Chapel, and Rev. Mr.. Ricob,
Of Harrisburg, chaplains in the late war. Com
mander L. ID. Hull, of Wilson Burrows Post,
3o;l, Of West Jefferson, Ohio, and large num-
Der of menbers attended. Wilson Burrows Post
viii give Campfire sometime in July Thomas
Lilly Post, whose first Campfire took place
on the oath ult., was organized less than year
ago with thirty members. and the Post to-day
is one of the best in the State. 1t now numbers
seyenty-fye members. The Lilly Chapel brass
band furnished the music.
Comrade Morris Burns, Gallon, Ohio, writes
as that Dick Morris Post. No. $780, is arraag-
ing TO entertain the old Mexican war veterans
st their annual Reunion at Gallon, Thursday,
May 8. The Post room has been placed at
their disposal 10 transact their official business
After that part of their duties is performed,
they will be escorted in body to the city
Opera House by the members of Dick Thomas
Post, where Major Il. W. johnson, of Gallon,
will delive the address of welcome. The
Mexican veterans viii carry several Of their
old battle flags while in the line Of march,
The banquet viii take place at the Central
Hotel in the evening, where their headquarters
will be during their stay in the city.
Comrade ]. P Van Nest, Wooster, Ohio,
writes us that Given Post, No. 49, of Wooster,
is in a fiourishing condition, and is making ar
rangements in conjunction with the Woman's
Relief Corps to observe Memorial Day on a
grander and more elaborate scale than ever
before. Company ID, 9Th regiment, o. NJ g.,
viii participate in the ceremonies Depart
ment Chaplain Z. G. Warner, of Elyria, will
deliver the 'emorial Day address, aud preach
for the Post on the Sabbath following. Past
Chaplain George w. Pepper will hold services
the Sabbath preceding decoration, which the
Post will attend in body.
The following is list of the officers Of John
Leaper Post. No. 397, of Moody, Ohio sent US
by J. W. Iron, Of that place: Commander, J..
w. Irion; :. c., j. w. Howell J. V. c.,
Daniel Gill; Adj't, J. B. Boster; @. NJ, j. S.
Clark; Surgeon, F. A. Walter; Chaplain, r. H.
Houck o. D., S. Drummond O. G., a. Boster;
S. NJ, David Howell; @. 81. S., VIM. Carter.
Leaper Post vas organized on the 18th Of No
vember last with twenty lone charter members,
and has increased its membership to forty-six.
Comrade W. II. Workman, Bucyrus, O., writes
us that Comrade Conrad Bauman was buried
on the 9th ult. by Keller Post, of Bucyrus, of
which he was officer of the guard Comrade
h4HO SciltS uS LiiC ii5b Ol
! officers of the Post: Commander William
McCutchen; S. V. c., Chas. MOrfoot; j. V. c.,
| A. NJ. Boyer; Adjt, w. II. Workman; O. D.,
! Frank Rec Is; @. NJ, A. E. Humiston; Surg
/ DR.. J. +. Fitzsimmons; Chaplain, III. p Dixon
| o. g., Conrad Bauman.
| From Comrade Thomas Wiseman, Harmon
! Ohio, we h e the following list of officers OF
Barlow Post, No. 434, which was mustered al
Harmon on the LIST inst: Commander, James
Haddow; S. V. c., John w. Morris; J. " C.
Vim. II. Cunningham; Surg, DR.. VIM. Beebe
| @. NJ, David II. Merrill O. D., Jas. Merrill
o. g., Henry Wilson; Adj't, Alfred Beach S
III, j. +. Palmer; @. NJ. S., a. j. Miller.
Comrade yehn K Duke, Portsmouth, Ohio
sends US the following list of the officers o.
George Ceilings Post, No. 432, which was re
Gently organisad with eighty-one charter mem
bers at Manchester: Commander G. w. Foster
S. v. c., w. E. Ellis; J. V. c., w II. Bowman
Adj't, T. w Connolly; @. NJ, Joseph Allison
Chaplain, S. V. Charles; 0. d., w. I. Connolly
Q: g., George Lowrey; s. H., A. T. Wright; @
81. s., w. = Frow.
We are indebted to rg't-Mai.," New
Lisbon, Ohio, for the following roster of tn,
officers of Starr Post, No. 13S, of that place
which has now membership of eighty: Com
mander, g. J.. Frost (re-elected third time); s
v. c., Robert Morrow; J. V. c., T. b. Brown
Chaplain, Vim Figley; Surgeon, G. NJ. Chand
Ter; q. D., Jns. J.. Stranghn; O. g., j. d. Nc
Elroy; Adj ;, ". L. Davis; Q. d., Peter Davis
From CoL.4adc J. W. Irwin, Moody, Ohio
we have the following list of the officers o
John Lcaper Post, No. 397: Commander j. w
Irwin; S. V. c., j. W. Howell; ]. V. c.. DAME
Gill; Chaplain, r. H. Houck; Surg, F. +
Walter; o. D., Samuel Drummond; Adi't, ]
Il. Boster, o. e.. A. Boster; l. S., George Tin
ton; @. NJ, J. S. Clark; @. NJ. ST. w. A. Carter
S. NJ, David Howell
Comrade George w. Bowlby, Harrison, Ohio
writes that John Campbell Post, No. 2o4, O
that place, which was organized some time ag
with thirty members, has now over fifty, ant
is mastering new recruits at almost every meet