Switzerland County Soldiers Reunion – Sep 1882

The following article about a soldier’s reunion in Switzerland County, Indiana appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 21 Sep 1882 – Page 5, Column 1
See also: Switzerland County Military Records

Soldiers’ Reunion

At a meeting of the old soldiers on the Fair Ground on the last day of the Fair it was decided to hold a Reunion on the Fair Ground at E. Enterprise on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13th and 14th next. Call to order Friday at 10 a.m. sharp, and arrange program. All are expected to bring their baskets well filled, that we may spread tables with plenty for our families and also all who may come from a distance.

The Secretary was instructed to send a notice to the papers in both counties with request to publish.

Stephen H. Ross, 6th Ohio

W. F. Smith, Mortimer S. Longwood, John M. Kelly, Co. E, 7th Ind.

Adjunct Theodore Livings, Lewis P. Bradford, W. H. Bonnell, 93d Ind.

Moses H. Anderson, Co. B, 55th Ky.

Lieut. E. P. Goddard, Ira Stout, Frank Luther, W. W. Tinker, Lewis F. Works, Co. E, 50th Ind.

Rewel W. Fuget, 22d Ind.

W. D. Ward, Col, 37th Ind.

J. B. Williams, Frank Livings, David S. McClure, Daniel Lock, 3d Indiana Cavalry

Lieut. Ernest C. North, F. M. Miller, J. W. Facemeyer, John Wethers, Co. C, 83d Ind.

Capt. James F. Simpson, Dr. P. C. Holland, Co. H, 6th Ind.

W. J. Baird, Co. C, 54th Ind.

H. L. Richmond, Co. H, 15th Ind., Co. I, 117th Ind., Co. L, 140th Ind

C. O. Potter, 10th Ind Calvary

H. D. Tinker, Co. C, 54th, Co. I, 117th Ind.

James R. Roan, Co. B, 137th Ind.

David C. Hatch, Co. D, 45th Iowa, Co. B, 156th Ind.

T. J. Turpin, Commissary Louisville Legion, Mexican War

John M. Sedam, Col. I, 117th, Co. G, 139th Ind.

A. J. Works, Co. C, 54th; Co. I, 177th; Co. G, 139th; Co. E, 146th Ind.

Dr. J. W. Vanosdol, Co. I, 139th Ind.

Robert Sedam, Co. C, 54th; Co. I, 140th Ind.

A. B. Vannatter, Co. C, 54th; Co. H, 117th; Co. G, 139th, Co. E, 116th Ind

Morrison L. Brown, Co. L, 117th Ind.

George Armstrong, Co. I, 140th Ind.

We want to see all the old soldiers with their wives and children, we want to see the fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters of those who fell in battle, on the march, in the hospital, and on the tented field, and now lie sleeping in the Sunny South. We want to rejoice together that we have a united country, enjoying all the blessings of peace.

A. J. Works, Sec.