By-laws: Officers. List of Members, Etc.]1892 |
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... Trustees and Officers of the Association shall commence on the day sub- sequent to their election , and shall expire on the day following the election of their successors . V. THE PRESIDENT AND VICE- PRESIDENTS . It shall be 5.
... Trustees and Officers of the Association shall commence on the day sub- sequent to their election , and shall expire on the day following the election of their successors . V. THE PRESIDENT AND VICE- PRESIDENTS . It shall be 5.
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Officers. List of Members, Etc.] V. THE PRESIDENT AND VICE- PRESIDENTS . It shall be the duty of the President , or , in his ab- sence , of one of the Vice - Presidents , to conduct the meetings and discussions held by the Association ...
Officers. List of Members, Etc.] V. THE PRESIDENT AND VICE- PRESIDENTS . It shall be the duty of the President , or , in his ab- sence , of one of the Vice - Presidents , to conduct the meetings and discussions held by the Association ...
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... President at the beginning of each administrative year , subject to the approval of the Board of Trustees . Such committees shall take into consideration such matters within the compass of their respective duties as may arise or be ...
... President at the beginning of each administrative year , subject to the approval of the Board of Trustees . Such committees shall take into consideration such matters within the compass of their respective duties as may arise or be ...
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... given at any previous regular meeting , or by printed or written notification mailed to each mem- ber one week in advance of the time when such amendment shall be voted upon . SEASON 1891-92 . President : DR . LEWIS G. JANES 9.
... given at any previous regular meeting , or by printed or written notification mailed to each mem- ber one week in advance of the time when such amendment shall be voted upon . SEASON 1891-92 . President : DR . LEWIS G. JANES 9.
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... President : MR . WILLIAM POTTS , 171 Living- ston Street . 2d Vice - President : DR . ROBERT G. ECCLES , 191 Dean Street . Recording Secretary : MR . EDWARD B. RAWSON , 353 Lafayette Avenue . Corresponding Secretary : MR . JAMES A ...
... President : MR . WILLIAM POTTS , 171 Living- ston Street . 2d Vice - President : DR . ROBERT G. ECCLES , 191 Dean Street . Recording Secretary : MR . EDWARD B. RAWSON , 353 Lafayette Avenue . Corresponding Secretary : MR . JAMES A ...
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