The National tribune., 1885-08-20
REUNIONS.

w. FL. Bates. Pekin, Ill.,: The first annual
Reunion of the 9th Mo. will be held at Peoria,
Ill, Sept. % and "a.
The annual Reunion of the 9th N. Y. Art.
will be held at Prospect Park, Niagara Falls,
N. Y, Aug. 90.
JR. West, Evansville, Wis: The Reunion of
Co. +, 18th Wis. will be held at this place Sept.
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T. C. Mcclure, Wabash, Ind. The Society of
the 18th and 101st Ind. will hold their annual
Reunion at this placeOct i aud 9. All soldiers
of these regiments will please report their
name, company, regiment and post-office adj
dress to Maj. w. A. Wainwright, Secretary,
Noblesville, Ind, or to b. i. Williams, Presi-
dent, Wabash, Ind. "a
Walter Lowry, Keyser, w. Va: The next
annual Reunion of the sd Ohio will be held
at Columbus, o., Sept 2. The Ohio State Fair
being held at this time will enable old COM
radcs to travel at reduced rates.
Chas. Burton, Danielsonville, Conn. The
eighth annual Reunion of Co. K, 7th Conn, will
be held at Roseland Park, Woodstock, Sept. 3.
c. d. Lindsay. Toledo, o.: The 10th annual
Reunion of the 9th Ohio will be held at
Swanton, o., Sept. 3.
A. S. Fitch, Elmira, N. Y: The 10Th annual
Reunion of the l07th N. Y. will be held on the
battlefield of Antietam Sept. H..
j. II. Allison, New Vienna, O.: The annual
Reunion of the 18th Ohio will be held at Lees
burg Highland Co.. o., Sept. TO-
i'm. Welker, SEQ Pearl street, Cleveland, O.:
The 18th Ohio will hold it ninth annual Re-
union at New Concord, o., Aug. 20.
G. A. Van Horn, Union, N. Y: The third
Reunion of the 14th N. Y II. A. will be held
| at Penn Yam, N. Y, Aug. 81.
S. II. Wells, Dexter Kan: There will be
Reunion of old soldiers of COwley and adjOin-
ing Counties at Dexter, Cowley County, Kan,
commencing Oct Is and lasting three days.
l.. G. Berg Owatonna, Mimi: There will be
Reunion of the 2Sth Wis at this place Aug
"a and g.
B. NJ. Talbot, Brooklyn, Iowa. The 2sth
Iowa will hold Reunion at this place, Sept.
IL and 10.
The 18th annual Reunion of the Sd Me.
Association met in the GAR. Hall on the 18th.
The business meeting was called to order by j.
E. Fossett, of Co. g. President of the association.
The following were chosen as an Executive
Committee: Col. III. G. Staples, A. S. Bangs,
C.. T. Hooper, Frank White, J. G. Morrison, +.
A. Brown, G. S. Fuller B. ID. Savage, G. T.
Benson, J. T. Tallouse, III. Penniman aud G. II.
Fisher. Officers for ensuing year: Pres, John
S. Wiggin; V.-P.'s, Gordan S. Johnson, Henry
Penniman and B. ID. Savage; Sec, J. Edwin
Nye Cor. Sec, Lewis Selbing; Treas, Geo. S.
Fuller; Chap, e. w. Preble
The 10th annual Reunion of the 10th Ohio
was held in Miilersburg, Aug. and g. There
were about 80 of the members present. The
address of welcome was delivered on behalf of
the Grand Army by Comrade John +. Hudson,
Commander of Pomerene Post. Addresses were
also made by Mayor L. J. Duer, Comrade John
Fitch, and others.
Lou N. Bergen, Co. I, 10th Ind, Franklin,
Ind: The annual Reunion of the 10th Ind.
will be held at this place Thursday Oct. 8. The
address will be delivered by Gen. B. +. Harri-
son.
The Reunion of the Ohio Association of Ex-
Prisoners of War was held at Chllicothe, Aug
5 and 6. The decorations in the City Hall,
where the reception was held, were very elab
crate and tasteful. There were about $50 men,
bers in attendance. Among those present were
Il. j. Sheppard, of Bucyrus, the famous Ander-
sonville Chaplain. DR.. F. IL. Rehwinkel, of E.
l.. Brown Post, presided, and occupying seats
on the rOstrnm were President ONeall, Mayor
Smart, and Gems. Axiine, Hurst and Brown
The address of welcome was made by Mayor
Smart, who was followed by Gen. S. FL. Hurst.
The response was delivered by the President of
the Elk Prisoners of War Association, Judge J.
w. O'Neall. On the second day of the Reunion
the following officers were elected: President,
Col. w. A. Mccormick, OF Cincinnati; First
Vice-President, j. T. Harris, Columbus; Sec
ond Vice-President Frank j. Esker, Chillico-
the; Rec. Nv. FL. Roosevelt, Columbus; Treas,
f. G. Beach, Columbus; Cor. &c., Robert III.
Kellogg, Cincinnati Chap Rev. T. J. Sheppard,
Bucyrus The following Executive Committee
was chosen: JOS w. 0'Ncarl, of Lebanon; D.
s. Wilder, Columbus T. b. Humphrey, Kenton;
George B. Fox, Cincinnati; w. j. Behymer,
of jacksonville Kehton was unanimously
chosen rs the place of holding the next annual
Reunion, and the time Aug. g and 2, 1856.
VIM. Duncan, Carbondale. Kan: The colors
of the 1st Ohio will be at the Reunion at To-
peka, Sept. %, and the members of the old LIST
are requested to salute the flag that first foated
ON the top Of Missionary Ridge.
Fl. Cotieen, Council Bluffs, Iowa: A Reunion
Of the LIST Iowa battery will be held at Des
Moines, Iowa, Sept 1, 2 aud next All men,
bersof the company are earnestly solicited to
attend. Notice of attendance should be sent
ut once to Sergeant p. w. Starkweather, 1911
Buchanan street, Des Moines, Iowa. Tents and
hardtaek furnished all members and their
families.A
The second annual Reunion of Co. A, 18th Ill.,
Cav will be held at Paris, ILL.,. Oct. 1. All the
members are requested to send their name and
address to- the Secretary, Noah FL. Harris,
Paris, Ill.
Geo. L. Warren. Cortland, N. Y: The Goth