Ohio History
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Randall, Columbus; Mr. J. S.
Roof, Ashville; Hon. D. J. Ryan, Columbus; Dr. William Shep- ard, Shepard ; Mr. E. F. Wood, Columbus ; Prof. G. F. Wright, Oberlin.
Messages of regret because of their inability to attend the meeting were received from: Prof. Martin R. Andrews, Mari- etta ; General T. M. Anderson, Vancouver, Wash. ; Prof. J. H.
Beal, Scio ; Mr. R. E. Hills, Delaware ; Prof. B. F. Prince, Spring- field; Judge R. R. Sloane, Sandusky; Hon. Lewis T. Schaus, Newark ; Mr. Z. T. Smith, Upp...er Sandusky ; Dr. H. A. Thomp- son, Dayton.
The meeting was called to order by the President, General Brinkerhoff, who, on taking the chair, made some brief remarks, complimenting the activity and prosperity of the Society during the past year. He regretted that more Life Members had not been added to the membership and exhorted the Trustees to exert them- selves in securing new members. He also spoke earnestly of the (242) Digitized by LjOOQ IC Twenty^second Anniial Meeting. 243 need of the Society for greater accommodations and expressed the hope that the bill now pending in the legislature for a build- ing might result in a reality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Randall, Columbus; Mr. J. S.
Roof, Ashville; Hon. D. J. Ryan, Columbus; Dr. William Shep- ard, Shepard ; Mr. E. F. Wood, Columbus ; Prof. G. F. Wright, Oberlin.
Messages of regret because of their inability to attend the meeting were received from: Prof. Martin R. Andrews, Mari- etta ; General T. M. Anderson, Vancouver, Wash. ; Prof. J. H.
Beal, Scio ; Mr. R. E. Hills, Delaware ; Prof. B. F. Prince, Spring- field; Judge R. R. Sloane, Sandusky; Hon. Lewis T. Schaus, Newark ; Mr. Z. T. Smith, Upp...er Sandusky ; Dr. H. A. Thomp- son, Dayton.
The meeting was called to order by the President, General Brinkerhoff, who, on taking the chair, made some brief remarks, complimenting the activity and prosperity of the Society during the past year. He regretted that more Life Members had not been added to the membership and exhorted the Trustees to exert them- selves in securing new members. He also spoke earnestly of the (242) Digitized by LjOOQ IC Twenty^second Anniial Meeting. 243 need of the Society for greater accommodations and expressed the hope that the bill now pending in the legislature for a build- ing might result in a reality.
What to read after Ohio History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ohio Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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