The First Eight Months of Oklahoma City

The First Eight Months of Oklahoma City.

G. A. R.

FRANK T. ROCKWELL POST NO.
346, DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS
G. A. R,

ORGANIZED AND OFFICERS INSTALLED SEPT.
16, I889, BY C. M. RAWLINS, OF LYONS
KANSAS, SPECIAL INSPECTOR.

ROSTER OF FIRST OFFICERS.
        Frank McMaster,               Post Commander
        O. H. Violet,                 Sr. Vice-Commander
        C. F. Johnson,                Jr. Vice-Commander
        A. G. Murray,                 Chaplain
        H. H. Black,                  Surgeon
        John Burton,                  Quartermaster
        Wm. Lewis,                    Officer of the day
        A. McFadden,                  Officer of guard
        F. L. Cramer,                 Adjutant
Post meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Grand Army Hall, Bone & McKinnon building, corner of Broadway and California avenue.

SECOND ROSTER OF OFFICERS.
        O. H. Violet,                   Post Commander
        T. J. Hickey,                   Sr. Vice-Commander
        H. H. Black,                    Jr. Vice-President
        A. G. Murray,                   Chaplain
        J. M. Anderson,                 Surgeon
        John Burton,                    Q. M.
        Wm. Lewis,                      Officer of the day
        Peter Ismert,                   Officer of guard
        O. H. Hill,                     Adjutant
        Frank McMaster,                 Seargt. Major
Post meets second and fourth Tuesday of every month. Visiting comrades are cordially invited.

O. H. HILL, Adjutant
O. H. VIOLET, Post Commander

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LADIES G. A. R. CIRCLE

The G. A. R. Ladies met and organized a circle Wednesday evening, March 26, 1890. the officers are:
        Mrs. Murray,                    President
        Mrs. Hickey,                    Senior Vice-President
        Mrs. Brown,                     Junior Vice-President
        Mrs. Clara Johnson,             Treasurer
        Mrs. Dr. Munger,                Secretary
        Mrs. Wright,                    Conductor
        Mrs. Pettyjohn,                 Guard
The installation of the officers was conducted in a very creditable manner by Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hill and daughter.