Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-12-20
Grand Secretary George Lautz
Receives Encouraging
Reports.
The Grand Officers Preparing
to Organize Several
Councils.
LIVELY TIMES FOR NEXT MONTH

The various councils of the Young
Mems Intitute have elected their officers
for next year, and the reports received
by Grand Secretary Lautz are very en-
couraging. From all sections of the
Kentucky jurisdiction come reports of
substantial gal in membership, and in
many towns new councils will be organ
lied by the grand officers. The newly
elected officers will be installed the first
of the new year with imposing cere-
monies, which will be witnessed by the
general public at several places. A look
over the list of names will show that
only we'll known and competent men
have been selected for officers, which
means still greater success for the Young
Mems Institute.
Barry Council, of Lexington, has
elected the following officers, many of
whom are well known here: President,
Richard ]. Colbert; First Vice President,
John ]. Calvin; Second Vice President,
Michael Dowd; Recording Secretary,
William P. McNally; Corresponding
Secretary, c. T. Sheridan; Financial
Secretary. James McGurke; Treasurer,
John Grant; Marshal, ]. Bernard Wal
lace; Medical Examiner, DIR. William ]
Foley; Inside Sentinel, John Colbert;
Outside Sentinel, Ernest Welsh; Execu-
tive Committee, John E. Fitzgerald,
James T. Mccarty, James J. O'Brien,
John ]. Luby and Fred Fister.
Lafayette Council, of Newport, seems
destined to take prominent place in the
ranks under the leadership of the follow
ing officers: Chaplain, Rev. James
McNerney; President, James A. Rear
don; First Vice President, David Keaney;
Second Vice President, John B. Read;
Recording Secretary, Gerald Connolly;
Corresponding Secretary, John Keaney;
Financial Secretary, Theodore ]. Geisler;
Treasurer, NJ. F. Kennen; Marshal,
Julian Kramer: Sentinel, Frank Noonan;
Executive Committee, James Delaney,
John f. Pryor and John Meagher.
St. GATHERINGS Council, of New
Haven can boast of their officers, who
are among the most prominent men in
Nelson county. They are: Chaplain,
Very Rev. William Buckman; President,
Edwin c. Dawson First Vice President,
F. x. Dawson; Second Vice President,
Thomas ]. Cecil: Recording Secretary,
w. ]. Dawson; Corresponding Secretary,
DIR. James Greenwich Financial Secre-
tary, Francis NJ. Hagan; Treasurer,
William H. Greenwell; Marshal, Bernard
M. Bowling; Inside Sentinel, Nicholas
Greenwell; Outside Sentinel, James H.
Pottinger; Executive Committee, Frank
Boone, Edmund Bell and James G..
Barry.
| De Frame Council of Lebanon, as pro-
gressive as any of its sisters, elected Off
GERS as follows: Chaplain, Rev. Joseph
A. Hogarty; President, f. L. Ballard;
First Vice Presinent, c. c. Boldrick
Second Vice President, Frank Corcoran;
Recording Secretary, r. B. Lancaster,
Jr.; Corresponding Secretary. John j..
Kelly; Financial Secretary, F. A. Elder;
Treasurer. James Bunnell Marshal, w.
f. Madden; Inside Sentinel, Charles
Frye; Outside Sentinel, A. ]. Caskey.
Executive Committee, ]. A. Smith, R. A.
Hilpp and S. A. Noe.
Phil Sheridan Council, of Covington,
elected a set of officers who compare
favorably to those of any fraternal organ
ization. They are as follows: President,
Louis Hester; First Vice President,
Harry J. Buelter; Second Vice President,
Henry NJ. Grollich; Financial Secretary,
Joseph A. Cassidy; Recording Secretary,
Edwin Trimbor Corresponding Secre-
tary, John Celia Marshal, Fred Imthum;
Executive Committee, Jacob Jonas, John
Owen, Joseph Milling, F. Won Zuben and
Charles Nolte.