Joe Hooker Post GAR
Dayton, Kentucky
Kentucky Post, Friday, 30 August 1895, page 7
MEET-All members of the Joe Hooker Post No 16, GAR, are requested to meet tonight at Judge McClain's office to make arrangements for the encampment at Louisville Sept. 16.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 16 December 1895, page 5
OFFICERS-Joe Hooker Post GAR, elected officers for the ensuing year Saturday night as follows: Commander, James S McDowell; Junior Vice Commander, Louis Mullich; Quartermaster, W C McLean; Chaplain, William Foster; Surgeon, Mahlon Bolser; Officer of the Day, Samuel H Maxwell; Officer of the Guard, John Walsh; Delegates to the Department Encampment, Dutton J Hewetson, S W Emerson; Alternates, J S McDowell, John Bauman; Trustees, George E Currie; D J Hewetson. Public installation the second Saturday evening in January.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 20 December 1898, page 2
DAYTON-Joe Hooker Post DAR, elected the following officers: Thomas A Casey, Commander; Frank Wenz, senior vice; Harry Langebrake, junior vice; W C McClain, quartermaster; S W Emerson, Chaplain; Charles Peck, surgeon; John Swift, officer of the day; William Forester, officer guard; W R Brown, delegate to encampment; D J Hewitson, alternate; D E Schueber and R L Kimberly Trustees.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 11 December 1899, page 5
OFFICERS-The following officers were elected by Joe Hooker Post GAR, Saturday evening: T A Casey, Commander; James McDowell, Senior Vice Commander; W C McClain, Quartermaster; Benjamin Mullich, Officer of the Guard; J D Compton and James McDowell, delegates to the State convention.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 15 December 1902, page 9
DAYTON KY-Joe Hooker Post GAR elected officers Saturday night as follows; Commander Frank Wenz; S V C Louis Mullich; J V C Samuel Carr; Surgeon Joseph McDowell; Officer of the Day, Frank Kenzier; Quartermaster John Swift; Officer of the Guard, Eugene De Rose; Chaplain Samuel W Emerson: Trustees, August Wueller, George Reno; Delegate to the Department Encampment, Eugene De Rose, Louis Mullich; alternates, S W Emerson and August Wueller.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 6 June 1903, page 5
MEMORIAL-Joe Hooker Post, GAR, will decorate the graves of their dead at St Francis Cemetery Sunday. The members of the Council, Board of Education and the Relief Corps, will meet at Odd Fellows Hall and proceed from there to the cemetery. The ladies are requested to meet at the home of Mrs. Wueller, 926 Fifth Avenue at 3 pm.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 17 November 1910, page 5
DAYTON-The Joe Hooker Post, GAR, has nominated the following officers for the ensuing year: Commander, Fred Wendt; Senior Vice Commander, Louis Mellick; Junior Vice Commander, H Miller; Treasurer, John Swift; Adjutant, J Compton; Chaplain S K Emerson; Guard, John Christy; Alternates to grand encampment, H Miller and John Christy. The election and installation of officers will be held in December when a banquet will be given.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 15 December 1913, page 3
ELECTIONS-The Joe Hooker Post GAR elected the following Saturday night; Commander, William C Tedrow; Senior Vice, Lewis Mullich; Junior Vice, E M Derose; Officer of the Day, Frank Wenz; Quartermaster, John Swift; Chaplain, Samuel Emerson; Officer of the Guard, Henry Otters; Sergeant George Snyder; Trustees, D E Schrieber, Jacob Knarr and H P MacQuithey; Installing Officer, J C Compton.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 29 January 1914, page 3
DAYTON-Joe Hooker Post GAR, installed the following officers last night; Commander, W C Tedrow; Quartermaster, John Swift; Chaplain Samuel Emerson; Orderly, Frank Wenz; Outer Guard, Henry Otters.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 19 May 1914, page 2
BELLEVUE-Joe Hooker Post GAR, Dayton and Granville Moody Post, GAR, this city, will hold a joint memorial service next Sunday at Calvary M E Church, Bellevue.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 31 May 1915, page 4
GAR-Death is slowly reaping its toll in the ranks of the Civil War veterans of Campbell co. year by year, until there are but 80 GAR men in and about Newport. Grandville Moody Pot, Bellevue, has 22; Joe Hooker Post Dayton, 20, and William Nelson Post, Newport, 38. Confederate veterans are comparatively much smaller, there being about 60 Confederate veterans in the three cities.
Officials of the Nelson Post GAR, say there are many more old Union soldiers but they are too old to take part in the GAR posts. It is estimated there are about 150 Union veterans in the three communities.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 2 February 1916, page 4
DAYTON-Joint installation of officers of Joe Hooker Post, GAR and the Woman's Relief Corps was held Tuesday night in Pythian Hall. Officers installed: Commander Frank Wenz; Senior Vice Commander, Louis Mullich; Junior Vice Commander, H P Macquithey; Quartermaster John Swift; Surgeon, Valentine Boll; Officer of the Day, W C Tedrow; Officer of the Guard, William Weber; Patriotic Instructor, John Swift; Chaplain, S W Emerson; Trustees Louis Mullich, W C Tedrow and Frank Wenz. T A Casey was the Master of Ceremonies.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 31 May 1916, page 1
CVETERANS-Autos carried veterans of Joe Hooker Post GAR, from Fourth and Monmouth sts. Newport, shortly after 1 pm yesterday afternoon to the end of the Ft Thomas car line, whence they walked to Evergreen Cemetery. Rev J N Ervin of First Presbyterian Church, Dayton, preached the memorial sermon.
On Saturday afternoon annual Confederate memorial will be held in Evergreen. Rev R B Wilson of Old Taylor st. M E Church Newport, will give the address.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, December 1917, page 2
DAYTON-At the last meeting of the Joe Hooker Post GAR, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term; Commander, Frank Wenz; senior vice commander, F P McQuithy; junior vice commander, Louis Mullich; officer of the day, Eugene De Rose; chaplain, S W Emerson; surgeon, Val Boll; quartermaster, John Swift; sentry, W C Tedrow; delegate to department encampment, S W Emerson.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 22 May 1919, page 2
DAYTON-Joint Memorial services of GAR and WRC will be held at the Dayton Baptist Church, Sunday, 11 am. Joe Hooker Post will meet at Sixth and Berry, 10 am to meet Granville Moody Post. A request is made that all returned soldiers and sailors participate in the parade and services in uniform.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 24 May 1923, page 1
GAR-Granville Moody Post GAR and the Joe Hooker Post GAR, will hold joint memorial services at Tower M E Church Sunday morning at 11 am.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 7 April 1925, page 4
PROGRAM-All members of William Nelson Post, Newport, Granville Moody Post, Bellevue; Joe Hooker Post, Dayton and the James A Garfield Post, Covington of the GAR, were invited to attend a patriotic program which was to be given at the Junior Order Hall, 821 York st. Newport, at 2 pm Tuesday afternoon.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 21 May 1926, page 2
DAYTON-Joe Hooker Post GAR; Granville Moody Post GAR of Bellevue and Joe Hooker WRC will hold memorial services Sunday 11 am at the Presbyterian Church.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 26 May 1928, page 1
DAYTON-Granville Moody Post GAR, Bellevue; Joe Hooker Post GAR and Joe Hooker WRC will hold memorial services at the Baptist Church, Fifth and Dayton avenues Sunday morning at 10:30.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 11 May 1929, page 3
DAYTON-The GAR memorial services are in charge of Granville Moody Post, will be held May 26 at Calvary M E Church, Poplar st. between Taylor and Lafayette avenues Sunday evening at 10:45 am. An invitation has been extended to members of Joe Hooker GAR and Joe Hooker WRC of Dayton.