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mm0REPORTVGeorge B. Leavitt, Co. A, Ft Donaldson, National Cemetery, Dover. ,-p, .Tenn.ForOf the 82d Indiana Annnal ReunionEphraim Newport, Co. H, Emporia,Kas.J. M. Yoder, Co. D, Nashville, Ind.AffirArfl FJATfAil atiH Sptrmniif Chnfi^n asofuiuwvi 9 auu uCj luuui vuvovuthe Next Meeting Place.0 W —Capt. Americus Whedon, Co. A, 2301 Calvert St., Washington, D. C.AmiLong Death List Reported—DistantHenry G. ^ Short, Co. G, Greens-burg, Ind.fiComrades Heard from by LetterEl Wm. Brackmyer, Co. B, Seymour,idand|Card.Ind.NatoiLowry Foster, Co. B, Seymour,idThe 82d Indiana Regimental AssoInd.kotciation met in 38th annual re unionB. F. Wildmon, Co. K, Wilmingthetl9at the city hall yesterday afternoon,ton, O.licaSept. 13, 1916, at 2 o’clock. In honormDavid Shreve, Co. E, Cartersburg,ternof the occasion the building wasInd,forte-handsomely decorated in bunting,Wm. M. Thom, Co. K, State Solcisithe faithful work of Janitor Danieldiers Home, Lafayette, Ind.Huj;X“Lowndes, who served in a coloredIra J. Greenwood, Cp. G, Westlt;lt;ckregiment during the great civil strugport, Ind.dengle of the nation.Willis Hampton, Co. D, Taylorsforiin-The meeting was called to orderville, Ind.ma:by the president, Comrade H. H.M. H. Cochrane, Madison, Ind.Sern-Kirk; John F. Hammell, secretary.The following officers were electedtimgsFollowing the able welcoming adfor the ensuing term of one year:—Serkydress by the mayor of Madison, Hon.H. H. Kirk, president.DalJames E. Crozier, the minutes of theJ. G. Hensley, 1st vice-president.hisrylast regular meeting, August 19, 1915Wm. C. Olmstead, 2d vice-presitenaywere read and approved. The followdent.in Iilled named comrades were present:—John F. Hammell, secretary-treas-tickH. H. Kirk, Comrade Co. C, Chicaurer.fliego, 111.Seymour was selected as the nextlievi • v/htJoseph G. Hensley, Co. A, Northmeeting place of the Association.Lin£SMadison.On motion of Comrade S. E. O’NeelrepJohn F. Hammell, Co. G, Madison,the date for the annual reunion of thePITm10,teInd.Association at Seymour was left tofroL. L. Judkins, Co. K. Volga, Ind.1 the President and Secretary of thecouS. E. O’Neel, Co. K. Dupont, Ind.association, to be duly announced1Williamson Baxter, Co. C, Deputy,when decided upon.illeInd.On motion the sincere thanks ofBarWilson Brooks, Co. G, Brooksburg,the Association was tendered to Hon.00•Ind.James E. Crozier, mayor of Madison,Bit-Joseph Neff, Co. C, Deputy, Ind.the city officials, for the use of thenuaofboaWilliam £. Olmstead, Co. C, Kent,city hall, the newspapers for theirk-Ind.courtesy in opening their columns tomo*AhOliver Lloyd, Co. C, Kent, Ind.the use of the association and to ComOf 1UHerJohn Johnson, Co. K, Dupont,rade Daniel Lowndes, city hall janisentabTllsitlv«Ind.tor and veteran of a colored regilr-m m «»M. B. Greenwood, Co. G, Madison,ment, for decorating the hall for theInd.meeting.MravedJames D. Hamlin, Co. G, IndianapThe session then adjourned to meetareolis, Ind.at 7:30 o’clock in the evening at thesevA wSimeon I. Sterns, Co. E, Indianapcity hall for the annual campfire.antYolis, Ind.If. Kirk, President,chi:o-George B. Leavitt, Co. A, Dover,John F. Hammell, Secretary.tW(idTenn.----------------thao-Augustus M. Gray, Co. G, BrooksBACKACHE IS DISCOURAGINGers,A. ta-burg, Ind.otnWillis Hampton, Co. D, TaylorsBut Not So Bad If You Know How toAscville, Ind.Reach the Cause.mJacob Stites, Co. A, R. R. No. 6, i---OnorMadison, Ind.Nothing more discouraging than areVisiting Comrades.constant backache. Lame when youPayNelson K. Grace, Troop H, 2d Ind.awaken, pains pierce you when you[ son sto tonidCavalry.bend or lift. It’s hard to work or toD. A. Roberts, Co. E, 137th, Co.rest. Backache often indicates badnlarf*H, 145th, Dupont, Ind.’kidneys. Madison people recommendantSJ. J. Fisher, Co. A, 12th Kentucky,Doan’s Kidney Pills. Read this case:aut4 lBedford, Ky.Mrs. J. 1. Bumen, 716 N. Jefferson• *heioutWith the comrades standing unst., Madison, says: “Some time agocovered, the following mortuary list,I had pains in iny back and loins,grareported during the preceding year,accompanied by severe headaches.eium was read:My kidneys were out of order andbinTliinJohn Parker, Co. H, no date given.the kidney secretion were unnatural.H. D McAllister. Co. K, Oct. 18,I had taken but a few doses of Doan’s« * A•\n:1915.Kidney Pills when I began to imIJoseph Lanver, Co. H, no dateprove. Two boxes cured me.”eldA 4 figiven.The above statement was givent at I laJames Rodgers, Co. F, no dateJuly 6, 1912, and on December 16,Dannie Hendrix, Co. F, no date1915, Mrs. Bumen added: “I usegiven.Doan’s Kidney Pills whenever I havegiven.jui attack of kidney trouble and they jSicJames W. Bedel, Co. B, Sept. 30,never fail to relieve me.”1915.Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't'PWilliam H. Eldridge, Co. A, Aug.simply ask for a kidney remedy—getgeeofct.12, 1916.Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same thatwhGeorge C. Barrick, Co. D, JuneMrs. Bumen had. Foster-MilburnDr,►91.oo19, 1907.Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.enin*0001 •James Sullivan, Co. C, May 17,--^--.1ed81 I►1917449281811916.Obituary.'.UracJohn R. Johnson, Co. C, April 8,John Davis, son of the late Beach-I1916.man and Elizabeth Davis, died at hisgo\tJames H. Capito, Co. K, Nov. 17,home in Saluda township, on SepInthe1911.tember 10, after an illness of manyhoiJohn J. Fields, Co. A, Aug. 19,months.tot;ct.1912.The deceased was 73 years of agebl©Thomas D. Sutherland, Co. D,May 1st and had lived all of his lifeeor78Aug. 6, 1912.in Saluda.76• /» pA. F. Sipes, Co. D, no date, ColumMr. Davis became a member of the(65bus.Baptist church in 1860 and was al-%22W. T. Wentbrook, Co. I, no dateJways faithful to his religious obliga-181 given.I tions. He bore his sufferings withIf07Letters and cards, from the followfortitude of a true Christian and hasAJ04ing members, unable to attend, werenow passed to his reward.a224read:—I The decedent was married to CarWilliam Hemphill, Sr., Co. C,oline Baker on August 27, 1860. ToAl’ct.Broughton, Kas.this union eight children were born,85Wm. M. Farmer, Co. F, Blooming1 three of whom have gone before.368ton, Ind.Mr. Davis had every care and at48Nora M. Eldridge, daughter of W.tention that his relatives and friendsflo20H. Eldridge, 619 N. 14th St., East St.could bestow upon him, but it waspe310Louis, Mo.I the Master’s wish that he leave thisati179Dan L. Glenn, Co. K, No. 2 Glennworld.T1137ave., Ashland, Ore.He leaves to mourn his death threeheM5J. D. Fouts, Co. A, Sayre, Okla.sisters, two brothers, a wife and fivewlt;Josephine Bedel, daughter of J. W.children, as follows: ‘Marion andraI Bedel, R. R. 2, Seymour, Ind.Arthur, of Illinois; Mrs. Cary DawIceI D. M. Watson, Co. F, Crete, Neb.son, Mrs. Anna Gray and Mrs. Ellai JJ. H. Freeman, Co. I, R. R. 1,Crim. He is also survived by twelveTOBloomington, Ind.grandchildren, nieces and nephewsofWm. Davis, Co. E, Austin, Ind. R.and a host of friends.heR. 1.The bereaved family has the sym«isT. P. Martindale, Co. I, Solsberry,pathy of a large circle of friends.mInd.The funeral services took place atthGeorge Hildreth, Co. K,{ Altamont,New Bethel|Chureh on Monday evene—1 Kas.ing. Rev. B. W. Noell had charge1 Richard Day, Co. E» Sautanta, Kas.1 of the services.da
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Madison Daily Herald
Madison, Indiana, US
Thu, Sep 14, 1916
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