Boder Heads New Society, 1949

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St. Joseph Museums

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Boder Heads New Society, 1949

Entry/Object ID

AM1992.9.18

Scope and Content

Boder Heads New Society, 1949. Bartlett Boder last night was elected as the first president of the St. Joseph Historical Society. The entire slate of officers presented by Arthur V. Burrowes as chairman of the nominating committee was unanimously elected at the session at the Corby building. In addition to Mr. Boder the slate included Miss Mary Louise Reichert, first vice-president; Webb Wheeler Jr. second vice-president; Glenn Burgess, secretary, and George U. Richmond, treasurer. The report of the committee and bylaws and constitution was presented by Marshall Carder. The report had proposed that the annual dues be $1, but on motion of Mr. Burrowes the dues were reduced to 50 cents a year. President Boder named Lee Starnes as chairman of a group to determine the authenticity of the Pony Express Stables. Miss Regina Read was named to make a study of the Beauvais home built by Joseph Robidoux, founder of St. Joseph. Gilbert Rethemeyer volunteered to study the Apex-Buffalo, a tavern in continuos operation here for about 50 years.

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Boder, Bartlett, St. Joseph Historical Society, Apex Buffalo Saloon, Beauvis Home, Pony Express Stables

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Object Name

News Clipping

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Jan 13, 2015

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Bartlett Boder

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Arthur V. Burrowes

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Mary Louise Reichert

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Wheeler, Webb Jr.

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Glenn Burgess

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George U. Richmond

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Marshall Carder

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Starnes. Lee

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Regina Read

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Beauvais

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Gilbert Rethemeyer