The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-24
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N,.tcham, sg5 Eilton-com.. Geo A. Donaldson;
= v. G, Henry Scott }. v. C., George w. Daveyi
surg, r. n. Smith; q. NJ, I'll. n. Martin.
Hudson, 1852 Fair Huven-Com., A. II. Marbnck;
:. " C., A. Elder; ] C., Y. II. Marvin Surg.
N. Mcllonald Chap" Il. X Wade; " "a, u
l'etiui .. d., ID MolIonryi o. G.. David Holm
beck.
wizersou, 9. Bidwell-Com.. David N. Evans;
;. v c. Eugene h Gomslookj }. " G; Ls h xv
Peck; Surg, Gilmore Palmer; q. NJ, Daniel w.
Bailey; Adjt AlcS. q. Poster.
Mcmahon, 8, Buf'Alo-Eom., Frank Van hrnei
:. v. O., Robert McAnnlly; j. V. G., III. A. Mum
sard q. NJ, john q. Beck; Surg, Henry Greiner'
OHIO
The fair held Dec 2-5, by ID. NJ. Rouzer Post, 1913.
NppeCauo Guy, o., was a brilliant success Inc
patronage extended 10 IL was most astonishing
the crowds packed the biz hall 90 its utmost ca
pRcity. Commander III. J Ritter spared no pains
nor expense 20 achieve success, Of which he may
justly feel proud The hall was decorated In
novel and artistic manner and the program was
interesting and entertaining, and Kept the audi
euCe until IA late hour each night On Friday even
ing Mrs Rouzer presented To the Post hne crayo on
picture OF her late husband, after whom the Post ~
named. They appreciated the gin very nluch, ana
have placed in prominent position ~ telr hAll
Department Commander Gen. A. NJ Warner, &C
conpanied by his Assistant Adjutaut, w. B Folger,
arrived Saturday afternoon, and were escorted 10
the hall 10y the Sons OF Veterans Band and a large
delegation Of q. A II men. whel bouutiinl rellst
was prepared for them by the Moman's Relief
Corps, During the evening Gen, Warner arc AnJ I
FOlEer addressed the audience. Commander hluer'
Ia behalf Of his Post, presented Mrs. Gen n M
Warner with a beautiful souvenir spoon. artistic
ally engraved, which was accepted 10y Gen war,
ner for his wife. d. NJ Rouzer Post has succeeded
In realizing comfortable amount for the require
mems that are always met halfway by them for
their needy Veterans.
Officers Of the following Posts are: :.
Veteran, D, National Military Home-Com, NJ.
ID Lacy :. v. G., n. J. Albrnck; j. v. C., Louis
HenseT; q. NJ, u. il. A Snowhite; Surg, III. l..
High; Chap, J. A, wintoni o. d. James Stewart
Noble, 4gl, Caldweil-Com.. II. NJ. Rooch; $. V.
G.. IT, II. Morris; J. v. C., Ezra Tuttlei Chap, j.
A. Bowen Surg. y. G. Downey; 9, NJ, Mm: Mar
Ing q. d., George Rice; o. c., VIM. A. Morris.
John NJ, Wells. s5l, COlumbus-Comp Walter
Weber; :. V. O., Henry u Barlow; J.N. C., Chas
y Palmer Q. NJ, AleT II. Fritchey; Surg G NJ.
Bethsuser; Chap, William Il. Moore o. d., w.
u. Halliday O. O., VIM. j.. HRrrOd.
Rchard kyes, 80, Remson's Corners-Com', ~
Q: Mnsseri :. v. G., o. II. Nader; }. V. C., George
Pierce Surg, A. J. Albertsou,
john Howard, l54, McComb-Com., y. NJ. Deer
wesieT; 5. v C., Geo. A. $. Oppe; J. v. g, Elisha
Todd @ ~, w ID. Porter; Surg, III. b. RAIDER.
PENNSYLVANIA
Officers Of the following Posts are;
Post l72, TyTone-Com., Martin Burleyi S.N O.,
ID II. Canaan j. V. C.. Joseph zimmerman; Surg,
Porter BsiemRn; Gimp, 3 ]. Housed; q. NJ, q. M.
Buck o ID, p 81. Meadvillei o. g., }. NJ. Miles;
o. =, Jas. Grady.
AdTt John Z. Myers. ss6. sligo-oom.. VIM. H.
M M@TT,e..i : v c. wm swi,zer J. Y c. James T1ies
Peters; o. d., John Anderson; Chap. J. C. John
ston; o. O., J. G. Mcbride.
POTOMAC
Lincoln Post, Washington, held fine entertain
ment Ht its POsthal, last week, 90 large audience
The program included ID. q Bangs, Edwin Baker,
Frank :. Browne, Misses Grace Martin, II. NJ. KEN
nett, May Blossom, Do readings and recitatonsi
Misses Clara Rossafy, Roza BregRzzi, Mamie Cat
10. Lulu Lacy, and Madeline Turnburke, In songs
and duets DIR. Arnold and H. l.. Redield, In banjo
aud guitar SPECIALIZE, and Miss Tanguerry, In
fancy dance. The proceeds were for the fund 10
entertain visiting comrades at the Encampment In