The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-10-20

was approved. Treasurer George Green reported
sS3 05 in the treasury; debts. Rol-oall was
failure. The Secretary got u names present, and
the trains brought i'll about IS more. A. II. Miles
moved that indianapolis be tine next meeting
place-time. during the National Encampment-
which was carried. Capt. Johnston sounded din
Der-call. and adjournment took place. Ladies
OF the Baptist Church served bonntifnl dinner ut
cost of . cents. They reported 100 comrades
and % ladies served. The boys then took smoke
and snapped sacred truths until 2 u. The
officers reelected, and just at this point n
telegraph boy came in with n message for the
Wonan's Temperance Union. who were in session
in a church. The boys all look like divines, hence
the mistake. The Secretary was ordered to print
a new roster. A. w. Alexander was elected an
honorary member. The Memorial Committee
ported nine deaths Lieut.. Longley was appointed
u committee old flags for next Reunion.
telegram was sent to Col Lane, extending greet
ing and sympathizing In the causes winch pre-
vented his presence. A permanent badge was
approved and adopted. The time till adjournment
was spent in music. speeches. and that sad word.
Farewell" wound up the happy occasion.-Thos.
l.. Steward. Secretary, Dayton, U.
The survivors OF the Sd Ohio enjoyed themselves
hugely at GAINESVILLE. This regiment was the first
one to adopt the plan of making each wife, son and
daughter present at their annual Reunions, honor
airy members OF the association. The forenoon
was spent in fraernal greeting, registering, pay
ment of annual dues and social enjoyment At
1890 the comrades repaired to the Convention
room Of tho courthouse, where the ladies' OF the
Woman's Relief Corps, assisted by the resident
members of the regiment, served most magnih-
cent dinner such as the ladies OF Zsnesyille are
noted for, and which WAS heartily enjoyed by all
present. W. o. Munson made the address of well
come In Hazlett Post Hall, and to Gen. John
Beatty fell the choice of responding. After the
reading of the reports of the Secretary and Treas
urer Welsville was selected the next place Of
meeting. George B. Arten, Of Co. X, was elected
President; w. II. Foye. of Co. E, Vice-President;
w. L. Pink erton, of Co B. Treasurer and Miss
Effie w. Munson. Zinesville. of Co. l., the daugh-
ter Of the regiment. Secretary. large number
were made honorary members and resolution OF
thanks WAS passed for the ladies of the w. C..
and all other ladies who assisted in the fine en-
tertsinment furnished at the dinner. and for other
acts of kindness. splendid musical and literary
program rendered in the evening
The 39th Ohio held its second annual Reunion at
the Geological Gardens. Cincinnati. o., Oct. T. the
anniversary of the battle of CorinIh. Although
late in forming AN association it promises to be
thorough and effective. The following are the
officerselect for the ensuing year: Pres. A. W.
Gilbert. Ross; V.-P., Alexis Brown; Sec, Frank
Bruner. Cincinnati: Treas. X. = Porneroy; Ser2't-
alarms. james Walker; assistants, X. Il. Hazard
and william Snyder all of Cincinnati; and as
Chaplain. Frank Hight. of Logansport. Ind. Col.
Daniel Weber, the last Commander. was chosen
honorary President for life lie being la bad health.
principal objects of the Reunion was to make =
complete and correct roster of the survivors; to
that end all comrades whose names have not been
given to the Secretary requested to do So with
their adore ss and company. The boys spent n very
pleasant day, went home well pleased, and vowed
to attend the next and bring an absentee along
There were of course, speeches, song. and swap
ping stories. Since the Reunion Col. Daniel Weber
has joined the silent army above, and was buried
Sunday, Oct y. the boys attending his fuDeraI in
body escortng his remains from his residence to
Spring Grove Cemetery. a distance OF four miles,
where appropriate services were held.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ConneautviIIe was the place where the 111th Pa
held their annual meeting. A large number OF the
old veterans assembled and were met at the depot
by the Conncautville Band and Greenvilie Drum
Corps and were escorted to the square whore a
picture WAS taken of the veterans in group. They
then taken 10 the Power House. where a very
fine dinner prepared by the Citizens Commit
tee After dinner they adjourned to the Opera
House. where 100 responded to their names Rev
T. F. Piuney gave the address of welcome, which
was responded to by Capt. Lowell. Speeches
were made by many members OF the regiment,
ment to come to Chicago and be the guests of
the Veteran Protective Association of Chicago
The next place of meeting Will be Waterford, in
September 1893. H ID. Hovis, Waterford,
elected President; A. Cornish. Yice-President, and
Noah NJ. Lowell of Erie Pa Secretary. After
the business meeting over the boys gave a vote
of thanks to the people Of Conneautvile for their
generous treatment.
The Regimenial Association of the 67th Pa. held
Reunion ut the keifer tent, Sixth Corps Head
ensuing year: Pres, Capt. W. B. Keller. Johns
town, Pa; Vice-President Corp'l Chas. Yetter .
Stroudsburg; Sec Serg't-Maj. w. II. Woodward,
Harrisburg Treas, Adjutant d. W. Bower. PbGe-
nixyille Executive Committee Gen. Harry White,
Capt. L. T. Borohes. Capt. A. NJ. Clark; Quarter
master -Sergt, William Young; First Sergt. G. w.
Mount. The next Reunion will be held in Harris
burg in October, 1893
We have received a roster of Batteries and G.,
1st Pa. Reserve Corps Art, which also gives
j. H. Schmehl 343 South Fifth street, Reading, Pa,
is the Secretary.
Comrades, get your uetoes ready!