Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-12
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tickets must bring them the night of
the social Every lady Maccabee and
all their friends are invited to come
and have a good time, All ladies not
having paid dues must do 80 at this
review; also all Sir knights and
friends invited.
GRAND ARMY.
Friday evenings session was well
attended. Comrades Munk and Rut-
man, who have been: sick for some
time, were reported as not SO well
during the week. Comrade Searles
seems to be gaining slowly, and sends
greetings to the members. Comrade
James A. Moody, who is one of our
oldest members in years, had slight
stroke Of paralysis last week, which
affected his speech somewhat. He
seems to grow better daily. Comrade
Ovendorf, who lost an eye is as well
as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
Comrade Simon NJ. Stone died Fri
day morning of heart failure at his
home, 1861 S. Main st. Comrade
Stone served four years in Co. D, 7th
Pa. Vol. cavalry. He was Sc years
old
Comrade Thos. Nash was injured
in the knee on the evening of the Nc.
Kinley parade. He is growing bet.
ter daily. The Post will have as its
inspecting officer next month, Comrade
Nash, Novernor of Ohio. He will be
given reception by Buckley Post
during his sojourn among us. We ex,
pect to see every member on hand.
Due notice of the date will be given.
X. o. 7. M.
Akron Tent held regular review last
Monday night with O. large attendance,
initiating three candidates into the
mysteries of the order. All Sir knights
are requested to attend Monday nights
review.
Trinity division, K. o. T. NJ, held a
business review last Tuesday with a
good attendance, transacting import
ant business for the welfare of the
division. All members !of the division
are requested to attend drill Tuesday
evening.
HOME GUARDS OF AMERICA.
Akron Home, met Wednesday even
ing with good attendance. Several
new members were shown how to gain
admittance in the Home and a
number of new applications were bal
loted for and elected. District Deputy
Johnson was with us and spoke very
encouragingly of Akron Home, and its
great future, saying that by united
effort we can make this home the
largest in the state in less than one
year. All members are requested to
be present next Wednesday evening
to assist the sisters In arranging for a
public social in the near future.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Columbia Council held regular
meeting on the sth with a good attend
ance. Candidates for initiation did
not present themselves and these cere-
monies were deferred. After the bus
mess of the council was disposed Of
the bazaar took up considerable time
in appointing committees and othc.
arrangements. The social committee
is requested to meet at Sister Carrie
Golden's home ON South street We'd
nesday to complete the comfort. All
members in good standing are invited.
The tickets have the Union label and
selling them is no task, to show them
is to sell them. More will be procured
when these are sold. Every member
should dispose of some. The husband
of Sister Rose Broughton received a
beautiful lounge pillow for selling the
most tickets for last social, which was
given by Sister Golden. Bro. Golden
is in New Jersey for ], @. Mcneil Boil
er Co., and will be absent three or
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