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Cody Foundation OK'd by Ohio
Genealogicaland
Historical^
O F THE INTERNATIONAL
£odg Jfamilg association
VOLUME 25 FEBRUARY 26,1988 NUMBER 1
Close-Out Reductions Offered
On Family History Volumes
Effective at the time of the conven
tion in Cody WY, SecretaryAldus made
a personal gift of 4930paperback books
including "Last of the Great Scouts,"
"BuffaloBill,King of the Old West,"and
"The Making of Buffalo Bill," all of
which were reprinted in 1977. These
books about Buffalo Bill were those in
which authorship by a member of the
family, or other family interest, existed.
Since the family organization's resour
ces were needed for other purposes,
Aldus paid for them personally.
Gainesville Set
For Florida
Circle Feb. 26-28
The annual Florida Circle reunion will
be held in GainesvilleFLFeb. 26-28 with
Carmen Murray as hostess for the local
committee. It is hoped that Internation
al PresidentGerald Cody can be present
to report on progress of the family's
educational trust
An informal early-bird get-together
at the Murray home is planned for
Friday evening, Saturday's program
will include a visit to the Florida State
Museum, Devil'sMillhopper StateGeo
logical Site,or theUniversity art gallery,
and theannual dinnerwillbeheldSatur-dayevening
at nearby Alachua.
After attending the First Baptist
church on Sunday morning, a picnic
(Continued onpage 2)
The books had been offered at $7.50
per copy with profits going to the fami
ly organization.
At the former wholesale price these
books represent a value of $18487.50, an
amount of money that would provide an
excellent base for the Educational Trust
fund. In an effort to convert this inven
tory to cash to meet the challenges and
opportunities, pricing of these books has
been reduced to $4 per copy. They will
beoffered in wholesalelots at$2.50 each.
At the same time sets of "all four"
Buffalo Bill books with matching slip-case
willbe reduced from $35 to $20, and
sets of the five old directories in match
ing livery will be reduced from $20 to
$10. A limited number of Philip and
Martha paperbacks, Volume I and II,
will be offered at $4.
Price of the hardcover Philip and
Martha book is $60 and the companion
Five Generations is $20, together $80
with slipcase (whilesupply lasts) not in
cluding shipping. Only 29 copies of the
hardcover Philip and Martha remain in
inventory.Whenthesearesold materials
appear available to manufacture
another 100 copies without going back
to press.
Also reduced are the Cody crest
latch-hook pattern (.50), the 5-genera-tion
charts (.50),and the screen printed
fabric emblems ($1). The photoprint of
the cresthas been increased to$5 and the
Luther Cody equestrian photograph of
Buffalo Bill has increased to $10 in the
(Continued onpage 2)
Foundation to
Be Submitted
to IRS
The International Cody Family
Foundation,Inc.,becamedulychartered
by the State of Ohio December 18,1987,
and ICFA President Gerald Cody said
steps would be taken immediately to
qualify with the Internal Revenue Ser
vice as a tax-deductible non-profit cor
poration.
Trustees of the Foundation, as listed
in the charter, include Kit Carson Cody,
Cody WY, James Cody, Pomona CA,
and Hiram Cody,! Asheville NC.
Gerald is listed as "statutory agent" in
compliance with Ohio law. Principal of
fice of the Foundation will be in Massil-lonOH.
Authority to proceed with estab
lishment of the foundation was granted
at thebiennial convention ofthe Interna
tional Cody Family Association in Cody
WY in mid-June.
"Be it resolved," read the resolution
proposed by Hiram S.CodyJr. of Ashe
ville, "by the membershipof the Interna
tional Cody Family Association Inc., in
biennial convention assembled at Cody
(Continued onpage 2)
PRESIDENT'S
LETTER
I hope this past year has been healthy
and prosperous for everyone!
During the last yearwe have had our
family convention at Cody, Wyoming
and all that attended appeared to have a
good time.Thiswas the first trip to Cody
for Marilyn and I. We both were
enthralled with the scenery, history, and
people that we were privileged to enjoy.
Our hosts in Cody, BillGarlow and Kit
Carson Cody, did a wonderful job of or
ganizing the various eventsand making
us all feel at home. A special thank you
to Bill and Kit for their hard work. We
are both looking forward to going to
Cody again in 10 years and hopefully
sooner for a vacation.
The International Cody Family
Foundation, Inc. has finally been estab
lished and now is in need of your sup
port. The Foundation is not part of and
should not be confused with the Cody
FamilyAssociation. The family Founda
tion is a non-profitorganization that will
be responsible for maintaining and fur-
(Continued onpage 17)
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| Transcript | Cody Foundation OK'd by Ohio Genealogicaland Historical^ O F THE INTERNATIONAL £odg Jfamilg association VOLUME 25 FEBRUARY 26,1988 NUMBER 1 Close-Out Reductions Offered On Family History Volumes Effective at the time of the conven tion in Cody WY, SecretaryAldus made a personal gift of 4930paperback books including "Last of the Great Scouts," "BuffaloBill,King of the Old West,"and "The Making of Buffalo Bill," all of which were reprinted in 1977. These books about Buffalo Bill were those in which authorship by a member of the family, or other family interest, existed. Since the family organization's resour ces were needed for other purposes, Aldus paid for them personally. Gainesville Set For Florida Circle Feb. 26-28 The annual Florida Circle reunion will be held in GainesvilleFLFeb. 26-28 with Carmen Murray as hostess for the local committee. It is hoped that Internation al PresidentGerald Cody can be present to report on progress of the family's educational trust An informal early-bird get-together at the Murray home is planned for Friday evening, Saturday's program will include a visit to the Florida State Museum, Devil'sMillhopper StateGeo logical Site,or theUniversity art gallery, and theannual dinnerwillbeheldSatur-dayevening at nearby Alachua. After attending the First Baptist church on Sunday morning, a picnic (Continued onpage 2) The books had been offered at $7.50 per copy with profits going to the fami ly organization. At the former wholesale price these books represent a value of $18487.50, an amount of money that would provide an excellent base for the Educational Trust fund. In an effort to convert this inven tory to cash to meet the challenges and opportunities, pricing of these books has been reduced to $4 per copy. They will beoffered in wholesalelots at$2.50 each. At the same time sets of "all four" Buffalo Bill books with matching slip-case willbe reduced from $35 to $20, and sets of the five old directories in match ing livery will be reduced from $20 to $10. A limited number of Philip and Martha paperbacks, Volume I and II, will be offered at $4. Price of the hardcover Philip and Martha book is $60 and the companion Five Generations is $20, together $80 with slipcase (whilesupply lasts) not in cluding shipping. Only 29 copies of the hardcover Philip and Martha remain in inventory.Whenthesearesold materials appear available to manufacture another 100 copies without going back to press. Also reduced are the Cody crest latch-hook pattern (.50), the 5-genera-tion charts (.50),and the screen printed fabric emblems ($1). The photoprint of the cresthas been increased to$5 and the Luther Cody equestrian photograph of Buffalo Bill has increased to $10 in the (Continued onpage 2) Foundation to Be Submitted to IRS The International Cody Family Foundation,Inc.,becamedulychartered by the State of Ohio December 18,1987, and ICFA President Gerald Cody said steps would be taken immediately to qualify with the Internal Revenue Ser vice as a tax-deductible non-profit cor poration. Trustees of the Foundation, as listed in the charter, include Kit Carson Cody, Cody WY, James Cody, Pomona CA, and Hiram Cody,! Asheville NC. Gerald is listed as "statutory agent" in compliance with Ohio law. Principal of fice of the Foundation will be in Massil-lonOH. Authority to proceed with estab lishment of the foundation was granted at thebiennial convention ofthe Interna tional Cody Family Association in Cody WY in mid-June. "Be it resolved," read the resolution proposed by Hiram S.CodyJr. of Ashe ville, "by the membershipof the Interna tional Cody Family Association Inc., in biennial convention assembled at Cody (Continued onpage 2) PRESIDENT'S LETTER I hope this past year has been healthy and prosperous for everyone! During the last yearwe have had our family convention at Cody, Wyoming and all that attended appeared to have a good time.Thiswas the first trip to Cody for Marilyn and I. We both were enthralled with the scenery, history, and people that we were privileged to enjoy. Our hosts in Cody, BillGarlow and Kit Carson Cody, did a wonderful job of or ganizing the various eventsand making us all feel at home. A special thank you to Bill and Kit for their hard work. We are both looking forward to going to Cody again in 10 years and hopefully sooner for a vacation. The International Cody Family Foundation, Inc. has finally been estab lished and now is in need of your sup port. The Foundation is not part of and should not be confused with the Cody FamilyAssociation. The family Founda tion is a non-profitorganization that will be responsible for maintaining and fur- (Continued onpage 17) |
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