Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1941 — Page 9

~ MEMORIAL SERVICES HERE WILL BEGIN ON SUNDAY

‘Plan Extensive Cemetery Tributes to Culminate Decora-|: tion Day With Parade to Monument; Association Services at Crown Hill.

= Memorial services will be condueted in most of Marion - County’s cemeteries, in various. parks and in front of statues

of war heroes Sunday as the : Day observance.

start of the annual Memorial

The observance will aalminate next Friday with the - Memorial Day parade, plans for which were announced today by E. L. Miller, President of the General Memorial Associa-

tion. Col. Guy A. Bovie. chdii-l “man of the parade committee, ‘has named Charles L. Hop‘kins grand marshal of. the parade, and Earl Passwaiter

chief of staff.

The first division, headed by William H. Ball as marshal, will include the Newsboys’. Band, the G. A. R. and its auxiliaries, and the Sons of Union Veterans. Norman Johnston will be marshal of the second division, including United Spanish War Veterans, the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Jewish War Veterans. Marching in the third division, headed by Paul Gastineau, will be members of the American Legion and Disabled American Veterans. In the fourth division, headed by Homer T. Gratz; wil be Boy Scouts, civic organizations, War Mothers, the Service Star Legion, nurses and the Red Cross. " The divisions will form on E. North and E. Michigan Sts. west of Pennsylvania St. The parade will move at 9: 30 a. %m. south on Pennsylvania to Washington, west to Meridian, north to Monument Circle, east around the Circle, and disband . at the north steps of the Monument. The General Memorial Associa tion will conduct services at Crown Hill at 2:30 p. m. Memorial Day. The * program will include the song, “America,” led by William Terrell; invocation, the Rev. C. A. Ahlfeldt; massing of colors and the pledge of .allegiance, directed by Mrs. Pearl Keaton; graves by children, directed by Mrs. Glenn Frey; song, Mr. Terrell; reading, Mrs. C. K. McDowell; reading, “Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address;” address, Henry M. Dowling; benediction, the Rev. Mr. Ahlfeldt; salute to the dead, Maj. Harold C. Megrew Camp, U. S. W. V.; taps, Megrew bugle corps. Sunday’s schedule of exercises includes: Governor Oliver 35 i statue,

ton and Edith Be presiding. .drum and bugle corps o 0 the Maose: massing of colors, Clara A. Shaffer:; song , “America”; invocation, Emnia Bristow: Seading. “Logan’s General Order . No. 11,” Margaret Howery; song, e Old Rugge TH Mrs. Besse Herrmann; C. Rumpler; Toast to Hrs Clalidis K. Erther; pleage of allegiance. led by Clara A. Shaffer: son “God Bless America’”’; placing of wreath on monument, junior club girls of the . Woman's Relief Corps: taps; .benediction, Florence B. Roberts. - Round Hill Cemetery, 2:30 Ps Ruths Copsey Post American gion, and auxiliary. a; oS master of ceremonies. Commander C. Teagarden; 1 ur Cunningham, Paul Hoek, Southport Hi, 9 School . Ruby | Fisc song, memorial On: lliam O. Harper; Drummer George

tention, ahar rotto Busters: “America. ” Grotto band, directed by Harry B. Duncan: invocation, the Rev. Meed H. Reynpids, address of welcome, William A. f

rum and bugle corps; floral tribute, Grotto cast and revelers: ‘‘Over "> Grotto band; memorial program, by Frank T. Strayer Post, V. PF. Keller, post commander. and Minnie Grievelbaier. soloist; Dead.” . Marine Corps er First Sergt. C. E. Kinsey; taps; ‘Star spangled Jannerty benediction, the y: ar, Re eynolds: traffic and parking under e direction of the Order. of DeMoiay. Jewish Cefetery. 10 - Frank ayer Post 1405, and mdianasols Post 114. Jewish War Veterans, Charles A. Crumbo and Sam C. Koby, co-chairmen. Song, ‘America’ invocation, Rabbi Aaron Mailer: Nellie Carey: roll call, Mr. Hal services; chant, “God Fu : Rabbi Miller: patriotic address, John Reagan; itualistic services, Strayer Post: solo, Minnie Griebelbauer; salute to the trayer Post firing squad; taps. ian St. Bridge, i salot, Marh: Sag ap Reryice: Ben 4 ns o eterans, Auxiliar Io, Elizabeth Arbuckle, president; y Herrmann, chairman.

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reading, a Pauley; son A ca”; pledge of allegiance, Besse E E. Herrmann; song, ‘Star Spangled Banner”; ritualistic service, Camp 00 Sons of Veterans, and -Auxiliar 0; pirewing of flowers on Ae water, bv 3 children; benediction. Huddleston; Ame 1 emetery, 2: on 0 Pigas of Lavelle-Gossett Post 908; aus y. commander, James Ascalium ond Mrs, otoied by S ’onkle. master of cer - vocation. the Rev. Edward i oa CAmErics; reading, Lucille Glick:

decoration of post - and auxiliary. members: flowers. do: : hated 1 by children of Schools 52. 67. 75

Holy Cross - Cemetery, 11:3 rave 0) Alvin Lavelle; SOL of Lavelie-

W. vocation chaplain’ of ‘Knights ‘of Columbus C 437; Elm Mili gent Souncli

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Memorial Park Cemetery (East National Road), 2 p. m.; Irvington Post 38, Ame ican Legion. Music, Howe High School Band; vocation, the Rev. C. E. Fackler; ‘oration, George O’Con nnor; mosis, band; memorial address, Joseph “In Memoriam,” Howard Meyers, Post commander; benediction, the Rev. uis T. Goottee; salute to the departed, Ft. Har rison_firing squad; taps, Floyd Smith ad Rex Smith, Anderson Cemetery Anderson femetery Sa IOn ‘and Past ‘Indianapoost 13. American Legion. Schuyler chairman, Invocation, the Rev Stanley ‘Mahan; address, the Rev. hd: il roll call, W. Grover Cross; ritualstic service, Rex Cunningham, post commander: benediction, the Mr. Mahan; Salute 1B he Head: 3 W. Spencer Askren, W ration -of graves by : Rumford: Samuel S. Rumford and W. E. Shearer. | New Crown Cemetery. ». Otis E. Brown Post 2, World War Veterans: Rov H. Swinehart. and Irene Compton, coghairmen, assisted = Georgé Stinnett, . Jett, Otis E Barus omew, vo Se at and H. yn Assem Boy Scout buglers; pledge of Silegiance. Scouts! invocation, James C. Jett; r adjpg. Flien Kane: song. ‘‘Old Rugged Cross. el Baptist Choir; reading, Miss "Louise Monroe; address, Walter Preston Gorham song, Bless America’; benediction. Mr. TL taps. of

Shilo Cemetery. 10 a. -at grave [ora | Gossels; auspices of T Lavelle-Gossett Post, W. Invocation and address,

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ritualistic service, Elmer Marple and Salute to the dead.

the Rev. A. L. Lewis; ost oe auxiliary; song iia: aad, taps ost fir squa P Gle ven Memoial Park, Madden-Nottinghem Post Legion Boner, vocation, the Rey. Charl Lizenby; song, ‘Star Spangled Banner; readin Bs Xe

Duc cworth; “ep ca’ song, “Am the Beautiful”; Teddies: Vv. fi. Armstrong: solo, William Franklin; roll call, Post Comm mander Ilva R. Boner decoration of graves, Boy Scouts and Sons of the Legion; benediction, ihe Rev. Ross H. Mingies: saluf be D he dead, AER Post firing squa Ebenezer ne Bitlersville Road east of Keystone A 10:45 m., Wil H. and Mrs.

Ball, chairman, buckle, co-chairman. Invocation, the Rev.

ng: s errmann; address, H. B. Pike; oration of graves, Ben' Harrison Camp .and Auxi

xilia Ca ftol five, M. a Church, 10:30 a The Arnold Clegg, pastor. Major Harold. G. Sie rew Camp, U. V. auxiliary, and Sons and Daughters of 5, will attend. East Park M. E. Church, 10:30 a. m. The Rev. Golden Smith, : tine Vanasdal, c.

diction, japs. Scheduled for EC are Servite at the Grove hi Remembrance in Garfield Park, 2 p.- directed C4 Szamilson-Serty Chapter, Sobries Star yesion, and the Harrison gad Lincoln | Sia ues In Ontversity P m., der auspices of the hi ers of of Union 3 Veterans of the Civil

ises 8 scheduled for Friday include ia C P. G. F. Lohss, chairman; J. Henry W. Lawton Statue, Garfield Park, 8:30 a. m., Sons of

-| Spanish American War Veterans; Mt. Jack-

son Cemetery, 10:30 = m., Alvin P. Woman’s Relief Cor Scheduled for Sunday, June 1, service at Cumberland Cemetery,

p. m., with Oren A.

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Annual memorial services of the Indianapolis Maennerchor, now in its 87th year, will be held at 3 p. m. Sunday inthe Crown Hill chapel. Edward H., Mueller (above), president, said the public is invited to the services in memory of deceased members. The Maennerchor, a male chorus of 81 voices, is the singing section of Athenaeum Turners. Clarence Elbert is director.

PEACE COMMEMORATED

ciety and the State Highway Commission today dedicated a marker here commemorating the signing of

MEDICINE LODGE, Kas. (U. P.).

an Indian peace treaty here in 18617.

EXPECT 400 AT TYNDALL PARTY

Civic loaders, public officials, military officers and friends of Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall will honor the retired officer with a reception and dinner tonight in the Columbia Club. ; Approximately 400 are expected to attend the affair, which will begin at 6:30: p. m. The dinner will be served in the ballroom at 7:30 p. m. Music and a military floor show will follow. There will be 42 persons at the speakers’ table. Among those who will pay tribute to Gen. Tyndall are Mayor Sullivan, Governor Schrieker; Lieut. Gov. Dawson, the Rev. E. Ainger Powell, Christ Church pas-| tor; Col. W. S. Drysdale of Ft. Harrison; John C. Ruckelshaus, vice president of the Columbia Club, and Benjamin N. Bogue, club presidgnt. Friends of Gen. Tyndall who are reserve officers will have a reserved table and Al Wynkoop, editor of the Lebanon, Ind. Reporter, will be the toastmaster. Maj. Gen. Tyndall retired May 2 after 44 years service in the Army.

OLD LIBRARY IN ARKANSAS GREENWOOD, Ark. (U. P.).—Ed O’Roark, of Sebastian County, is the possessor of what is'said-to be:the oldest library in Arkansas and one of the oldest in the United States.

U.S. Army Wants

Nazi Envoy Aid

PHILADELPHIA, May 23 (U. P.) .—Dr. Hans Carl Heinz Sennhenn, German Embassy aid, today had only two remote possibilities of escaping service in the United States Army as a conscriptee. His appeal refused by a unanimous 5-0 vote by draft appeal board 1-A, Dr. Seunhenn’s only recourse for avoiding conscription is the State Department or the: Army Medical Board. The German aide’s claim of a weak heart has been refuted ‘by local draft board physicians, but Dr. Sennhenn still must undergo a: physical examination by the Army medical board. As result of the appeal board’s decision, local draft board officials said Dr. Sennhenn will be ndtified within a few days for the Army examination, and, if accepted, will be given at least 10:days to arrange his private affairs before re‘porting for induction.

PLAN FOR WHEELER REPLY HERE MAY 28

The ‘Woman's «- Division of.: the America First Committee of Indianapolis has taken charge of arrangements for Senator Burton K. Wheeler’s reply at the Cadle Tabernacle on May 28 to President Roosevelt’s scheduled fireside chat. Invitations are to be issued to other women’s groups to attend the Wheeler : rally in- a body and to affiliate themselves with the America First Committee. Mrs. Dan Young is chairman of the Women’s Division of the Committee.

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