The National tribune., 1892-05-26

DeHuston. Hinsdale; Incz Humbert. Shannon !;
Anna L. Stevens, Griggsvie. Historic Commit
tee: Chairman, Leonn ]. Shankland, Dawson |;
Emma NJ. Hickman Rossvile: Addie E. Hnls,
Paris. Investigating Committee: Chairman, Lulu
Hackman. Rossvic; Anna o. Gardner Arcola;
Nellie DE Bord. Hazel Dell. Recruiting Committee
Chairman, Robert Archer. Lisbon; Florence
Champion, Napcrville; Luells HeiDhorst, Bishop.
The Ohio Reunion at Piqna, ut the home of Anna
Iumpf, WAS delightful gathering to those par
ticipsting, and the kind hostess was unanimously
thanked for her kind hospitality. In the absence
of Commander Goodiin Senior Vice Commander
Mamie Hyer. Springfield. filled the chair After
all singing Louis G, Arnold's :" Pro Patria,' Chap
lain McMurray invoked the Divine blessing. 1t
was voted to discuss per capita tax mt Warrington.
also Guard badges and committee consisting OF
Frank McMurray. Canton, NJ. Malone Berea and
Zoe i. Owen, Kent was appointed to frame Divis-
ION Bylaws. officers are as follows:
Com. Frank McNurray, Canton; > V. u ESteila
Mcmillan, Masslon; J. Y. c., ]. b. Brookins.
Jackson: Chap, Carrie E. Nixon. Waterford Adjt,
Neva Daniels. Mt. Vernon; c. e., Jos. e. Wisehart.
GAINESVILLE; O. NJ, Alice L. Cress, Steubenville.
Council. Chairman, Mary f. Thurston, Mt. Ster-
ling: B. w. Chandler. syivania; Mary A; Nc
Quiston, Nena; Sarah nj. e. Battes, Akron;
Marguerite Baker, Millwood.
The Michigan Guard Reunion at Ann Arbor was
full of business and pleasure, as reported by AdJt
J. W. Gogarn. Much OF the pleasure of the &C.
casion is attributed 10 Sister Sara Van Siyke, Mrs.
D. Kopp and daughter, Miss George and other
resident members, who did all in their power to
make the Reunion q success. Division dues were
raised 10 10 cents Members will remit to John b.
l.. Kinds. Quartermaster. Iona. before July l, for
the year ending July /, 1898. Applications Tor
membership must be sent to Mary Il. Kinds, Chair
man, 1onin. The reports of officers showed the
Division ilnnrshing. 1t voted TO call upon the
National Reunion at Washington to order Rules
and Regulations in printed form. The thanks of
Reunion extended to Mary G. Stark. of the
W.RC., for the loan of her piano, also resolutions
of sympathy upon the recent death OF her soldier
husband, ]. H. Stark A new feature of Guard
Reunion the evening reception given 10y
Michigan Guards to fhe G. a r. ard w. &c, when
a choice program carried out. Department
President Sara l.. Brown and her successor Cor
nelia $. Perry. spoke earnest words of encourage
ment, and Maj Hcndershot, Drummer Boy of the
Eappahanuocl," drummed tho Guards into fame.
Officers for the Guards for the years 1929 are as
follows: Com, Nellie NJ. Kinds; S V. c., John
Dean; J. V. c.. Sara II. Van Slyke. Council, Chair
msn, Josie NJ Si,zan: Carridon l.. Bowdish. Mattte
Bowdish. Flora ID. White, Birdie Struble.
The following resolution offered for adoption
by Bro. Cowden, supported by Bro. Dean. and
carried:
Whereas there Is some agitation of changing the
clause of the N. T. c. G. Guards, be it
ReSoired That this Reunion emphaticnily ex-
press its disapprovai of any such move. believing
that it is for the best interests of Order at large
TO have it continue it is at present, and that we
deem the reading Of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE c.
c. Department Indispensable to keeping up the
fraternal and loyal interest that cements the loyal
c. G. q. n band of true blue, soldier-loving
brothers and sisters.