The National tribune., 1899-09-21
RENEWING Old TIES.
Announcements sof Regimental
and Other Reunions.
MICHIGAN.


4th Mich. Cav in Cowie Building. De-
troit.a Sept. 26. H.. A. .Backus, Secretary;
800 Brooklyn avepuer Detroit, Mich.
MINNESOTA.
The survivors E tile 7th MINI. met in
Reunion at Morgan Post Hall, Minneapo-
lis, Sept. 8, with Capt G. b. Wilkinson
in the chair. Eighty-two members an
swered to roll-call, and there was also pres
ent AZ ladies. The Secretary reported the
deaths OF Comrades r. pilly,C. Vier-Ka-
haunt, ii. c. Bolcem, jeremiah Bran,
Peter Charlson, N. NJ. Chase, E. 'Briekert,
Joseph BOttomly, A. NJ. Crane, Lester
B. Winslow. John Bowen. A. NJ. Hay
| cock, III. II. Slosson, Lieut.. G. V. May
hew, Adelbert Carpenter, and T.. b. Hob
| son. These officers were chosen: Pres,
A. A. Ames; First V.-P., ID. -Goodhue;
Second V.-P., C. B. Wilkinson; Sec Treas,
| E. S. Lightbourn, st. Paul Resolutions
were passed unanimously indorsing Presi-
dent Mckinley's Philippine policy, and
approving the determined efforts to put
down the insurection in those islands.
| The Association extended its sympathy to
President Ames, who was unable to be
present. on account Of his health. The
18th Mimi, which has seen much hard
praised, and the Association extended to
i the boys a vote of thanks for their gallant
| conduct.
MISSOURI.
| The survivors Of the 18th and 42d Mo.
| will hold their Reunion with the Soldiers
Association of Southern Iowa, at Sey-
mour, Iowa, Sept. 26 to 20. Sept % will
be Missouri Day" d. w. Pollock, Presi-
dent, 18th Mo-, ST. John, Mo. .".
| OHIO.
| Annual Reunion Of Col. Geo. W. Nc
Cook regiment, 157th Ohio, at Adena, O.,
| Sept. 1, was great success. Some $500
people thronged the spacious grove. A
| fitting program had been arranged for the
occasion. Comrade Haynes opened the
| exercises with a speech full of ardor of the
days of '61-'65. Comrade Urduhart fol-
| lowed, and fittingly gave numerous remi-
niscences of those dark days. Gov Richards
| responded in an eloquent vein, congratu-
lating the old vets on the joyousness of
the occasion. The speeches were inter
spersed with pleasing, selections by the
which was served on tables tastefully
arranged throughout the grove, was ample
| and highly enjoyed by the old vets, wives
and children. The organization for next
year is as follows: Pres, Robert McGowan
Mckinney. The Reunion for Sept. l.,
1900, will be at st. Clair Park, Steuben-
vile, o.
About 30 survivors and their families
attended the meeting of the Battery /, 1st
Ohio l.. A. Association, at Ravenna, Sept
Pres, NJ. b. James, Freedom Station, o.;
V.-P., A. f. Willgard, Ravenna, O.; Ex-
ecutive Committee, J. H. Oakley, l.. P.
Hunt, and j. W. Hallock; Sec.-Treas,
j. H. Goddard. Ravenna, o. At the in
vitation of J. w. Hallock the Association
decided to meet at New Milford Sur
vivors are requested to send their addresses
| to the Secretary.
oath Ohio, at Tippeeanoe City, O., Oct.
5. The oath Ohio served in the First Bri-
l.
was highly compfimented at Stone River
by Gen. George "a. Thomas after its sue
ceSsful charge into the cedars, where it
routed cOmpany,of ConfederateS.
The proceedings of the 18th Annual Re
union of the 62d Ohio Association, held
gether with a roster of all survivors whose
addresses are known, have been published
in pamphlet form. The 18th Annual
/ Reunion will be held at Roseville, Sept
u and %. W. B. Patterson, Stock port,
o., is Secretary.
63d Ohio. at Chesterhill, O., Oct and
5. .It. S. Mason, Secretary, Relief, o.
i The 24th Annual Reunion of the SD
Ohio will be held at Barnesville, Sept 21
The Sons and Daughters of the SD Ohio
adopted constitution last year, and will
meet with the regiment. The membership
of this organization is limited to sons and
daughters of honorably discharged men,
bers of the SD, and has for its object the
perpetuation of the SD organization.
| ~ Seth Ohio, at Bucyrus, O., Oct. ). Col.
W. Mcfarland, Capt. j; w, Owens, ard
AdTt H. Z. Parrot will attend. NJ. j..
Sloan, Secretary, Warren, o.
35th Ohio, at hall Of Old Guard Post,
Dayton, o. Sept Sept p; S. Perry zehrins,
Ninety eight survivors of the 164th Ohio
met at Chicago, o., Aug. 81. These Off
GERS were chosen: Pres, w. L. Brewer;
V.-P.'s, G.. w. Keshler, VIM. Buchtel, and
f. r. Gray; Sec, W. NJ. Miller, Tiffin, and
Treas, II. l.. Park.
dist Ohio, at Army and Navy Hall,
Cleveland, o., Oct a: Regimental history
is now ready. w. r. Smcllie, Secretary
12S Water street, Cleveland, o.
i About 100 survivors of the 74th Ohio
attended the Both Annual Reunion at
elected officers for the ensuing year: Pres,
Dr. Samuel G.. Stewart; First V.-P, Daniel
II. GeSt; Second V.-P.. VIM +. Drummond;
Third V.-P., j. Hamill Bigger; Sec. j. NJ.
Smalley, Xenia, o., Treas, j: w. Smith;
ON, j. b. Marshall; Chap, ira S. Owens.
Dinner was served by the ladies of the
W.R.C. Memorial services of a very
solemn character were held. Thirteen
comrades had answered to their last roll
call since last Reunion. At the Campfire
flowing. Next Reunion will be held at
Il Xenia, o. The comrades pronounced
this the most enjoyable Reunion the Asso-
citation has ever held.
l PENNSYLVANIA.
57th Pa, at Meadville Pa, Oct. 10.
This regiment marched and fought with
the Army of the Potomac from Yorkt town
to Appomattox. E. G. Strouss, Secretary,
Meadville, Pa.
i TENNESSEE.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the 1st
4 Tenn. Cav. was held at Morristown, Tenn,
i Aug. 81. There were present 50 members
of the regiment. 1t was n pleasant and
most enjoyable Reunion. Since the last
meeting four of the comrades have died.
Capt. j. II. Trent, of Co. A, delivered the
annual address. The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year: Pres,
John NJ. Harris, Knoxville; V.-P., JOna-
than Hayworth, New Market; Sec, w. r.
Carter, Knoxville Greenville was selected
as the place for holding the Reunion for
1900. All comrades invited.
VERMONT.
18th VT, at Rutland, VT, Oct IS. Den