Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 107, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 May 1918 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 [ADVERTISEMENT]

The Logansport G. A. R. * n session Saturday went on recordas favoring a very quiet Memorial Day observance this year. Although the arrangements are made by the committees appointed by the mayor, it is probable that the committee will defer to the wishes of the veterans and there will be no Memorial Day parade in Logansport this year. It is the opinion of the veterans there that** the patriotic organizations should assemble quietly at the cemetery and there hold the Memorial Day exercises. It is understood Hon. W. T. Wilson will be asked to deliver the Memorial Day address at that place. ' Just recevied a car load of stove size har coal. J. C. Gwin Lumber Co. Phone 6. The team from the local Moose lodge went to Rensselaer yesterday, where they will put on the work for the initiation of a class into the order at that place. The following members of the team went to help with the work: Mell Ireland, Ed Davis, Vernie Seymour, Harry Foreman, Ira Warne, Frank Gillespie, Riley McClintoc, Albert Dilling, Frank Biddle, James Carr, Bernard Wolf, Wm. Lee, Eldon Cunningham and Silas Heath. Mr. Heath was initiated into the order yesterday.—Monticello Journal.

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