The National tribune., 1900-10-18

The survivors of the Goth Ohio held a
Reunion at Jeffersonville Sept. 10 and 20.
There were 92 present. some of whom had
come from the Far West to meet their
who have died since the last Reunion is
as follows: Z. b. Wilcox, Co. L; Joseph
Phillips, Co. G; Jason Gness, Co. L: Geo.
Anderson, Co. X; George Lamott, Co. |;
George l.. Derry, Co. B; Samuel Creigl-
ton, Co. G; David McQuaid, Co. b; Cy-
rus Devault, Co. b; Eli Wood. Co. c, died
at Reunion Sept. 20. 1902 The old Off
V. T., Thomas Parrish; Sec. and Treas,
John w. Fritsch, Logan, o.; Chaplain,
John w. Tritsch, Logan, o.: Chaplain,
union will be held at Stoutsville.
The 1st Ohio II. y. met in 18th Annual
Reunion at Portsmouth, o., Sept. IS.
There We're 125 members registered. Let
ters of regret were read from about 20 abb
sent comrades. The memorial service
showed about 10 reported deaths for the
year. The officers for ensuing year are:
Pres, w. S. Matthews: V. F., Il. w.
Caldwell; Sec, III. G. Miller, jackson, o.;
Chaplain, Rev. G.. b. Taylor. The date
and place of next meeting were not
fixed.
The Goth Annual Reunion of the 25th
Ohio was held at NOrwalk, o., Sept. 10.
Fifty-three comrades registered and - let
ters from comrades who wished to be re-
membered were read. The following Off
GERS were elected: Pres, Maj S. B. Mes
nard; 1st V. p, Philip Ecker; 2d V. P, w.
T. Williams; Sec. ard Treas, Capt. James
Il. Smith, Toledo, o. Secretary Smith
would like to hear from every man who
served in the 25th Ohio, and was not reg
istered at the Reunion.
FOrty-one veterans attended the Re
union of Battery G, 1st Ohio l.. A, at
Fair Grounds, Painesville, Sept. and T.
Two members-Frederick Swoop and
Alexander Thomb-had died during the
year. Officers were chosen as follows:
Pres, Ii. j. Manchester; V.-P., J. Thomp-
son; Sec, r. King, Chardon.
7th Ohio, at Memorial Hall, 10 Su-
perior St, Cleveland, o., Oct. %. L. w.
Force, Secretary, % Root ST., Cleveland
Ohio.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the Goth
Ohio was held at Berea, o., Sept. 4 and
5. About GO comrades and members OF
elected, as follows: Pres, r. III. Cooper;
First Y.-P., P. G. Hine; Second V,-P.,
Mrs. e. B. Lehman; Sec.-Treas., T. r.
Armstrong, Hicksville, o. p. G. Hine is
Permanent Chaplain, with Rev. G. w.
Hopkins, Assistant. Next Reunion will
be held at Lancaster, o., during State
Fair week, 1901.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the 62d
Ohio was held in Stockport, O., Sept. 20
and 81. About 60 members were pres
ent. The following officers were elected
Maj. W. III. Hammond; Second V.-P.,
Capt. Abe Emery; Third V.-P., Col. e.
A. Dye; Sec.-Treas., w. B. Patterson,
Stockport, o.; Chaplain, Rev. G. w. Dea-
yer; Executive Committee, Maj. T. J.
Platt, Col. Joseph Shaw and Capt. w.
B. Lowry. The 18th Annual Reunion
will be held at Taylorsville, September
1901.
The 10th Ohio did not reune at Ath.
circumstances, but will reune at Jackson
o., in 1901. Tom Benaduln, Secretary
Lancaster, O., wishes addresses of sur
viving comrades; alsosnames and company
Of all who have died, and when and where
buried.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The 5th Annual Reunion of the SSth
Reg't Memorial Association QocaD, which
was held in hall of Encampment No. 43
q. V. L., at Reading, on the 9Th
inst, was largely attended. The spirit
of comradeship which was born of long
service prevailed. Among; the distin
guished members present was the Hon
John X. Laucks, eX-member of the Legis-
down the house." The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pres.
Henry ]. Reiff; V.-P., John r. Laucks
Chaplain. James McChaliker; Sec.-Treas
Samuel G.. Boone; Executive Committee
Benner Humma, Daniel ,Clouser, Tobias
Deemer.
A committee of five was appointed at q
recent meeting of the Philadelphia Branch
of Pennsylvania Reserve Association to
a1yn &c a.
monthly meeting, Nov. 5, Headquarters
9th and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, for
the Annual Reunion and Banquet, which
will be held Dec 13, the anniversary OF
the battle of Fredericksburg. Nov. 5 the
topic for discussion will be the Life and
Career of Gen. Geo. G. Meade" Hender
son Synnamon, 113S S. 18th ST., Philadel
phia, Pa.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the North
western Association was held at Expos
ton Park, Conneaut Lake, Meadville
Sept. 13, with an attendance of about S0t
veterans. The election of officers result
ed as follows: Commander, J. n. Cole
Erie; S. V. Commander, l.. l.. Shattuck
Titusville; J. V. Commander, James Main
Warren: Q. NJ, G. S. Shattuck, Mead
vile; Chaplain. Rev. G. +. Steadman
Union City; Surgeon, r. e. Vermaten
Cooperstown; o. D., J. II. Mitchell, War
ltI, ~. W., n lbtutty.
To the Council of Administration, which
includes all Past Commanders, was added
Henry Watson, of Greenville.
The Both Annual Reunion OF the 10tl
p. X. V. G. was held at Meadville, Pa.
Sept. 13. The following officers wer,
elected: President, Col. George w. Nc
Cracken, New Castle; First V. p, Capt
Charles Davis, Pittsburg; Second V. =.
Capt p. T.. Shepler, Mercer; Sec. ant
Treas, w. w. Scott. Sewickley.
97th Pa, at West Chester, Pa, Oct. q
VERMONT.
1st VT. Cav, at Montpelier, VT, Oct
10. S. Ii. Wood, Secretary, st. Albans
VT
Sth Vt, at Montpelier, Vt, Oct. "a. C
NJ. Ferrin, Secretary, Essex Junction, VT
Personal heldB's, ,diwuA
Col. Theodore Allen, 7th Ohio Cav.
Cincinnati, o., was elected an honorar,
member of the 4th Ky. Cav. Confederate
at the meeting of the survivors at VIII
Jamestown, Ky, Sept. 27. Col. Allen wen
down under the fire of the 4th Ky Cav
in the battle of ROgersville, Tenn, in 1863
and became Il prisoner in the hands of TIL
COnfederates. On the first night after hi
capture he confscated horse belongin;
to the Confederates and made his escape
Letter from North Dakota Comrade.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: At
meeting of William Sherman Post, No. 10
G. A. r., at our hall, in Mandan, N. ID.