Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1942 — Page 5

Services in Cemeteries.

Heroic Dead of All Wars.

Indianapolis and Marion war dead—those men who

nation’s battle fronts from the time of the Revolution down to today with memorial services which begin Sunday and

culminate May 31. A parade of patriotic morning followed by services at the monument circle will highlight the first wartime Decoration day in 24 years. The General Memorial associa-

tion announces that the week’s program will include decorating every cemetery in the county in addition to services at Legion posts and churches. : Sunday services are:

Jewish Cemetery—10 a. m.

Under the auspices of Frank T. Strayer post No. 1405, V. F. W. and Indianapolis st No. 114, Jewish War Veterans of the . 8.; Saul C. Koby, J past com-

hs vii Ve mander, and Eugene Schwartz, J. Void

co-chairman of the exercises. The proram: “America,” by the assembly; Rabbi chael B. Albagli of Sephardic synaogue, invocation; William Johnson of ank T, Strayer post, joading of “Loan's General Order No. 11'’; Max Rutenrg, commander of J. V., and Jennie Barnett, president of J. W. V. auxiliary roll call of deceased comrades and flora tribute; Jewish War Veterans, memorial services; Albert Cooper, cantor, chant “All ‘Merciful God”; Rabbi David 8S. Shapiro, Knesses Israél synagogue, address; Strayer st ritual team, ritualistic services. innie Griebelbauer, solo Soldier leep’’. Strayer post firing squad, salute: Charles A. Crumbo, past national trumpeter, V. F. W., tap

Shilo Cemetery—10 a. m.

At grave of Horace Gossett for whom Lavelle-Gossett post was named; west on 10th st. one-half mile past county line road, turn south one-fourth mile to Shilo church and cemetery; under auspices of Lavelle-Gossett post No. 908, Veterans of Foreign wars, Hershel Qenity, POS com ander. e program: . ; Fletcher, of Shilo “Methodist

church, invocation; special music; the|g

. Mr. Fletcher, address; Lavelle-Gossett ia eed ritualistic services; mer Marple and Millicent Plowman, song; post firing squad, salute.

Broadway Baptist Church— 10:30 a. m.

. R. M. Dodrill, pastor; Maj. Re Metre camp, United Spanis War Veterans and their auxiliary with Sons and Daughters of ’'98, will attend: E. L. Miller, adjutant, roll call.

Emmanuel Baptist Church— -10:30 a. m.

v. Floyd Smith, pastor. The proen a Totten to lead presentation ease of B Allegiance ; sie Pike, roll call; Besse E. Herrm v Ro Irene Compton, placing of flowers; Boy Scouts, taps. Holy Cross Cemetery—11:30 a. m, ration of all soldier graves at Ho! Cs St. Joseph, Calvary and Lewis cemeteries by .committee from Council No. 437, Knights of Columbus, Russel Woods, chairman; decoration of grave of Alvin Lavelle, for whom post is named, b Lavelle Crosser Post No 3%. V. J rshel ‘Gentry, comma . ram: Chaplain, K. of C. Council No. 37, invocation; Elmer Marple and Millicent Plowman, song; chaplain, K. of Council, address; Lavelle-Gossett post and auxiliary, ritualistic services; song: La-velle-Gossett post firing squad, salute.

Gov. Oliver Perry Morton Statue, Statehouse Plaza—2 p. m.

er auspices of “Ladies of the ‘Grand of the

Republic,” Dema Moni The program: ‘America y; the Rev. D. W. 8tackhouse, :" Irene Compton, reading of “Logan’s General Order No. 11,” “The Old Rugged Cross’ by assembly; Elizabeth Arbuckle, ‘“Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address’; Mrs. Mary Hicks, solo; Mrs. E, C. Rumpler, address; Claudia K. Erther, toast to the flag; Clara Shaffer, ‘Pledge of: Allegiance'’; “God Bless America’ by assembly; Junfor Club Girls of Woman’s Relief corps, lacing of wreath on monument; the Rev. r. Stackhouse, benediction.

Glen Haven Memorial Park Cemetery—2 p. m.

Under auspices of Madden-Nottingham st No. 348, American Legion, R. C. Phillips, commander. The program: The v. Victor RE invocation; roar te ica” by assembly: en Haven rep - tive, greetings: “Onward Christian Solsembly; the Rev. Charles R. ress; rs. Guy Heckman, : Tr. hillips, roll call; Boy Scou oop No. 70, decoration of graves; Fireman’s post firing squad, salute; accordion accompanists, Misses Betty McFall and Norma Jean Kroetz; assembly singing led by Mrs. Heckman.

Garfield Park—2 p. m.

Otis E. Brown Post No. 2, World War Veterans, will place wreaths of flowers on Confederate monument.

' Washington Park Cemetery—" 2:15 p. m.

Parade of Sahara Grotto Legion Post No. 284; Sahara Grotto band, Frank T. Strayer post, V. F. W., Military Order of Purple Hearth; officers, cast, revelers, drill eam, drum and bugle corps of/ Sahara Grotto, Indianapolis chapter Order of DeMolay drill team, members of Sahara and visitors. Program at 2: Haugh, master of ceremonies: hara Grotto band directed Duncan, ‘‘America’’; the Rev. Meed Reynolds, Shaplain of Sahara Grotto, inWilliam Johnson, Strayer post di “Logan's General Order No. am A. Hoefgen, president of cemetery, welcome address; Roy Mawson, monarch of Sahara Grotto, response; Sahara Grotto band, selection; Homer Chaillaux, national Americanism director of American Legion, address; Sahara Grotto gril team and d

Sahara Grotto memorial program conayer: post, A. J. Alburtis,

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MEMORIAL RITES ‘FOR COUNTY SET

Parade on May 30 to Climax Week-Long Series of

fof Irvington post, address; Howard W

| C.| Harrison King, commander; Mrs. Pear |

30; | assembly, directed by Ralph W. Wright, to

H.|Rev. Alexander E. Sharp, invocation; Mrs.

and Churches Honoring

county will pay honor to its have lost their lives on the

organizations Memorial day

commander, Minnie Griebelbauer, soloist, and Mrs. William Ww. Jonn . resident; firing squad, $ Srotto buglers, Ee = Sahara Grotto band, “Star Spangled nner’; -the Rev, Mr. Reynolds, benediction,

Floral Park Cemetery—2:30 p. m.

Under auspices of Lavelle-Gossett post No. 908, V. PF. W.; Russell Stephenson, senior vice commander, and, Mrs. Claycamp, committee; Roscoe Conkle, master of ceremonies, The program: - The v. Edward E. Russell, ighth Christian church, invocation; ‘‘America” b assembly, Mrs. Kremer, pianist; Lillie Bel Gentry, “Logan’s General Order N Paul H. Buchanan, president of F Park cemetery, welcome; Bett . Wash=ington high school student, ncoln’s Gettysburg Address’; Charles H., Money, head of Washington high school’s history department, address; song by assembly; the Rev. Mr. Russell, benediction; LavelleGossett post and auxiliary, ritualistic servces; Elmer Marple an man, song; squad, salute; post and auxiliary members and friends, decoration of graves.

Round Hill Cemetery—2:30 p. m.

Conducted by Hugh Copsey post No. 361, American Legion, and auxiliary; Howard . Smith, master of ceremonies. The program: William ©. Teagarden, commander, call to order; the Rev. R. G. Skidmore, invocation; John Cunningham, Paul Hook, Sherman Strong and Ora Duvall, song; Southport high school band, selection; Mrs. Ruby Fischer, “Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address’; V. Armstrong, national Legion vice commander, address; Carl Hardin roll call; George Geis, d mer, salute; the Rev. Mr. Skidmore, benediction; Mr, Fox, bugler, taps; Boy Scouts, post and auxiliary, decoration’ of all veterans’ graves.

Memorial Park Cemetery—3 p. m.

Under auspices of Irvington post No. 38, American Legion; colors advanced by 12th District American Legion color guard, Thomas E. Miller, commanding. The proram. Howe high school boys’ octet, song; the Rev. Richard Kavanagh, of Little Flower Catholic church, invocation; Joseph Weaver of Howe high school, ‘Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address’; boys’ octet, song; Howard M. Meyer, past commander

Chown, commander of Irvington post, with post auxiliary and juniors and cub scouts, “In Memoriam” songs the Rev. pi . pastor of Linwood Christian church, benediction; Firemen’s Legion post firin squad, salute; Floyd Smith and Rex Smith, taps.

New Crown Cemetery—3 p. m.

Under auspices of Burns-West-Striebeck post No. 2999, V. F. W, Arthur Patrick, commander; H. C. Kennedy, Hugh Meyer, R. Linville, R. Swinehart, and Ray Edwards, committee. The program: Boy Scout buglers, ' assembly; Boy Scout and assembly, ‘Pledge of Allegiance”; B. Linville, invocation; Mrs. Bunch, “Logan’s General Order No. 11’: Mr, Linville, address; Burns-West-Striebeck post, ritualistic services; Boy Scout bugler, s decorating of graves by Boy Scout troops No. 55 and No. 79, Pearl Oliphant, di- | recting.

Meridian Street Bridge—4 p. m.

Under auspices of Ben Harrison camp and auxiliary No. 10, Sons of Veterans

Keaton, auxiliary president: Mrs. | Swartz, chairman; Harold C. MeGrew, | U. 8. W. V.,, drum and bugle corps, pa-| rade and massing of colors. ; The program: The Rev. Walter King, invocation; ‘‘America,” by assembly; &: M. Barksdale, ‘“Logan’s General Order No. 11”; Besse E. Herrmann, music; W. : Faust, address; Ben. Harrison camp and auxiliary, ritualistic services; ‘Star Spanled Banner,”’ by assembly; strewing of lowers on the water by children; the Rev. Mr. Ring. benediction; U. 8. W. V. firing squad of MeGrew camp, salute.

Thursday services follow:

Lincoln and Harrison Statues in University Park—7:30 p. m.

Under auspices of Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Mrs. Clara A. Shaffer, president. The program: ‘“America,” by assembly; Mrs. Florence Bell Robchaplain, ; William H. Ball No. 11'’; national

hoir, songs; d Mrs. - placing of flowers; Charles “Lincoln’s Gettysbur, Address’’; Mrs. Cora Bernhardt, patriotic instructor, and Mrs. Charlotte alter, junior vice president. duet; Sherwood. Blue, address: and, music; Mrs. Bernhardt, ‘Pledge of Allegiance”; song by assembly; MeGrew drum and bugle corps, taps and furling of flag; Miss May Wiley, senior vice’ president; Mrs. Halter and Mrs. Jessie Rogers: guard, members of committee in charge.

Friday May 29, services follow:

Grove of Remembrance, Garfield Park—2 p. m,

Under auspices of Hamilton-Berry chapter, Service Star Legion; Mrs. Cora Young Wiles, Mrs. Frank Nessler, Mrs. Ethel M. Rathert and Mrs. O. M. Watkins, committee in tharge, The pro ram: Albert Tavenor, Paul Johnson, Richard Bennett and William Schumann, buglers, assembly call and fanfare; oath of allegiance by assembly; “Star Spangled Banner,” by

accompaniment of Manual high school band directed by Charles A. Henzie; the

C. K. McDowell, chapter president, greetings; pupils of School 18, song, directed by Misses Minnie B. Poundstone, Minnie E. Cassady and Jessica Northington; Hilton U. Brown, greetings; Manual band, selection; pupils of school 34, song, directed by Miss Mary E. Lawler, Miss Mabelle all, Mrs. Diette McGarth, Mrs. Esther Cline and Miss Marguerite Lloyd; Col. Walter S. Drysdale, Ft. Harris mander, address; s ool 35, song, directed by Katherine Zimmerschied, Adelaide Smith and Grace Fosdick; Ralph W. Wright, music director of Indianapolis public schools, solo; pupils of schools 18, 34 and 35, song, accompanied by Manual band; ‘‘America,” by assembly and band, led by Mr. Wright; Mr. Tavenor, bugle signals; school pupils, placing of flags at foot of 387 trees: Edward Levinsky and Kenneth Hoffmann, buglers, taps.

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