The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-06-07
". Il. c. C. GUARDS
NATIONAL GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, N. T. C. c. GUARDS.
BgOwS's MILLS, n. j., May 22, 1894

HEADQUARTERS, N. I. {. G. GUARDS.
BRows's MILLS, N. j., May % 1894.
Current series, No. o.
Consecutive series, No. 49,
/. Commander W. S. Moore, Springfield, Mo-,
having resigned as Senior Vice Commander,
Chas +. Mills, Orriek, Mo-. is sppofn ted to the
vacancy. He will be honored accordingly.
H. Ola Bell Hotham. Chairman. Entertain
ment Committee fifth annual Reunion reports
progress in committee work, aud will shortly
make the announcement of c. G. Guard Head
quarters
ILL., After a very interesting series Of sub
jects the Progress Committee announce cessa-
ton Of papers for the present year The Chair
man, A. l.. Seaman, is already preparing some
thing very interesting for tie future.
". Division Presidents are especially re.
quested to be prompt and accurate with the re-
ports for the quarter ending June 80. This will be
necessary in order TO allow the Secretary Gen
eral ample time to close the records, ascertain
the results, and forward the names of the Di-
visions having won banners to The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, so that the order for their manu-
facture can be given in time to have tho ban
ners at Reunion. 1t will be necessary for each
Division President to ascertain and send to the
Secretary General the member of his Division
who has secured the greatest number of mem
bers for the Order in the past year-from
July /, 1893, TO July I. 1894.
Prizes will be awarded as follows:
!. Largest gain per cent. for Division.
9. Largest Division.
g. Member having secured greatest number
Of members for the Order.
a. Divisions having doubled their member
ship.
Please give this matter careful attention.
BY order of KATE Il. SHERWOOD, President.
General.
N. WARNER HARGRovE, Secretary General
OHIO DIVISION.
c. C. AND GUARDS: Despite a combina.
ton of very unfavorable conditions. the annual
Reunion and basness meeting of the Ohio Di
vision, b. +. e. G. Guards. was held ina Canton
at the home of Sisters Grace and Della Keves
May 16. 1894. There was fair attendance
aud, all things considered, tolerably good
time.
Officers for the ensuing year are as follows
Pres, Frank McMurray, Canton V-P Berths
B. Barr Florida; Chap, Edward w. GoodIin
Pravo; Sergesnt-at-Arms, John II. Neader
hauser, Defiance Council-Mary Z. Thurston
Washington Courthouse; Della Adams. Ayers
vile; Annie Sumpp. Piqua: Sec. Mildred N
! Baldwin, Fredericktewn; Treas, Alice l.
Cress, Steubenville; Investigator aud Organ
! izer Carrie L. Nixon, Waterford. Committee
ON Progress-Cana A. Perkins, Rochester. His
torical Committee,A. z. Spellman. Berea
Benefit Committees. NJ. E. Battels, Akron
Tag Il una COn tnltLee-f1ra v. STOCK tOn FIND
| lay; A. E. Speilman, Berea; II. I. Mathews
Kinsman. Recruiting Conmittee-Grac L
Keyes, Canton; w. b. Longstreth, Gratiot
Annie Ewing, Adrian.
The Treasurer reported cash in general fund
| $3l. 40, with no known indebtedness. Flag fund
has about SIS in it. 1t was voted to transfer
| $40 from the general fund 10 the flag fund i
was also voted to authorize the President t.
use some part Of the general fund to secure the
reinstatement of dropped members, and to in
terest the c. c. outside our Order in our worh
by ad vertising, as he may deem wise and just
| The Treasurer was authorized to notify mem
bers in arrears that if dues are not paid or som,
arrangement made for them by June 90 they
would be suspended.
Members of the C. C. wishing to join the
Guards will apply to the Recruiting Committee
Investigator or President for blank appIca
tions aud instructions.
The Flag Committee will push the work o
securing flag fund sufficient before the Ma
tioual Reunion at Pittsbnrg. They will repor
TO the Sergeant-at-Arms 1t is confidently
hoped that each officer, elected or appointed
will accept the tsust, and 60 in with o will t,
make Ohio banner Division full of zeal an.
good work.
Frank McMurray, President.
E. w. Goodlin, Secretary pro tenn.