The National tribune., 1901-11-21
Reunion of the s4th Ohio.

The Annual Reunion Of the 34th Ohio was
held In the hall of VIM. II. Lytle Post, Gin
cinnati. on Oct. II. There were 93 members
Of the regiment registered from all sections
OF the United States. even as far off as San
Francisco, Cal. The old boys were generally
accompanied by their wives, sons, daughters,
daughters-ln-lsw and grandchildren, max
Ing goodly company of nearly 200. The
Ladies Of the G. A. r. served an abundant
dinner and supper, and all went home feeling
that II was good to have been there, and
promising, If living to attend the meeting in
Dayton, Ohio In October of next year.
President ROb't McF. Smith, Of Co. A, pre-
sided.
The following resolutions. presented by
Comrades Chaplain Geo. W. Collier, Mai. =.
j. Kicker and Capt. John Grace, were unani-
mously adopted:
"The Bath o. V. l. during Its military ser
vice having been Immediately associated
with COmrade William Mckinley, late Presi-
dent Of the United States, feel keenly his
loss TO the Nation. Recognizing the purity
OF his life, his true vslor as soldier, his
great atness as 9 citizen and Statesman, do here
by In Annual Reunion express our abhor-
renee OF the manner Of bis death, and de-
mand that those In authority take such ac-
tion as will put the seal Of condemnation
upon anarchistic sentiments and teachings In
this country"
1t was also resolved that the name Of the
assassin should never be spoken by the mem
bers Of the regiment.
After selecting Dayton, T., as the place Of
the next Annual Reunion, Alien T. Miller,
Dayton, u, formerly member OF Co. Il
was elected President.
After supper a program had been ar-
ranged as follows: Address Of welcome by
Comrade Jno. Coffey; response by Maj. Ben.
Orchestra, composed of Comrade Tauchert,
Co. b, and family; the 33th Ohio, Gen. Nor
ton l.. HAWKINS, Co. +; recitation by Miss
Lgd%ig; daughter Of VIM F. Ludgls Co e.
Co. A; song by Miss Mcmillan, daughter of
4. E. Mcmillan. Co. B; recitation by Miss
Potter, sister OF Jos. Potter, Co. A whlsting
solo by Miss Grace, daughter OF Capt Jno.
Grace, Co. X. All concluded by benedctIon
s. A, retired.
have died since our last Reunion. and others
wh0te death has not been heretofore re-
ported:
loe; Orlando Leeds, Hamlet, o. Co. b,
CoIP'l David ". Lemon, Grand Rapids,
Mich; Corpl Jno. W: Evans, Locust Corner,
kellar, Mt. Carmel O.; Jno. c. Mitchell,
Colorado Springs. Colo; Jos. Grimes. Beck,
with, "; Va; Wilson Pettinger, Pontiac, H.
Anthony HafPia, 1915 scott st.. covinston'' Ing 6'
Ky. CO. D, Serg't Jno. Il. Goodrich, syca-
more, O.; Corp' Jno Gilbert, owatonna,
MINI; y cGrp,I Geo Wells, Pulaski, o; Gee.
well, KokOno. Ind; Franz 7. Gietson, Cleve-
land, o.; Edward Gray, Akron, O., 1892;
Robert Robert =, ,Hssffmap. Nottingham, O., 1896;
Corpl Jno. Kamgleeter. Fort Scott. Kan. :
Edgar Lyon, National Military Home, Day.
ton, o: Benjamin D. Petcrman, Bucyrus o.
Home, SanduEky, o. Co. G, Thos J. CowsD,
Marshalitown, Iowa; Geo. Il. Griffith Bethel,
g; Geo: Lewis, Knox, Ind. co. II, Geo W.
Curry, Philadelphia, Pa; Bernard Schaable,
National Military Home. Dayton, O., 1897;
Henry Wcitmsn, NetIons! Soldiers Home
Va, 1874. Co: /. Joseph Hagerman. st.
Johns, O. Co. *, Capt. Thos H. Smiley. Ma,
| tiOnal Soldiers Home, Va, 1873: serg't Jro.
Meashef. sl7 Barr St. Cincinnati, o.