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We now have a driveway leading from the
main entrance
passing through the valley, walnut grove, over the
hillside, and
through the battlefield, returning to the main
entrance.
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. ORTT,
Chairman.
On motion the report was accepted and
ordered
placed on file.
President Campbell called attention to
the fact that
at the last Annual Meeting the Society
passed a reso-
lution complimenting Director W. C.
Mills on his long
and faithful service to the Society.
General Orton on behalf of the Society
presented
Dr. Mills with an engrossed and framed
copy of those
resolutions, whereupon Dr. Mills in a
few well chosen
words expressed his thanks and
appreciation for the
high honor thus conferred upon him by
the Society.
The resolutions appear in full in the
minutes for 1923.
LOGAN ELM PARK.
The Chairman of the Committee, Mr.
Frank Tall-
madge, read the report as follows:
Your Committee takes pleasure in
reporting the completion
of the five acre tract containing in
addition to the Logan Elm
and the cabin the following memorials:
The one to Chief Logan,
the Boggs family site, and the Cresap
stone with tablet exoner-
ating Cresap, and the names of a few
prominent men in pioneer
life who were present at the Treaty and
were to become famous
as Revolutionary Officers. This tablet,
however, is regrettably
incomplete. The additional names
recently secured should be
placed upon a new tablet, for which
there is ample space.
There has been no loss by wind or
lightning to the Logan
Elm this season. The fertilization of
the Elm continues to show
splendid results. The park with its
attractions continues to
draw visitors in increasing
numbers. The General Gibson
Grove, consisting of seventy-five young
trees, has been planted,
and will grow in favor with picnickers
and all lovers of nature.
This year marks the start of permanent
setting of seedlings of