The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-05-24
MEMORIAL
DAY PLANS.
The Veterans Of the Grand Army Have
Them Perfected.
LIST OF THE SOLDIERS DEAD
There viii be a Parade in the Morning
Followed by Ceremonies at the Vet
erans Plot Church Service on
the Preceding Sunday
Evening.

watkin Waters Post No. 146. G. A. R, has
perfected the arrangements fer the observ-
ance Of Memorial Day, which occurs next
Tuesday. Everything but the formation of
the parade is ready for announcement, and
the completion of that part of the arrange
ments is delayed only by the necessity of re-
arranging the program on account of the
inability of a number of societies to partici-
pate this year through previous important
engagements.
The rst step towards the annual observ-
ance will be divine service in All Saints
Protestant Episcopal church next Sunday
evening. sermon appropriate to the oc-
cason will be delivered by the rector, Rev.
q. w. YanFossen. The service will be at
tended by the members of Watkin Waters
Post No. 146 G. A. X Womeu's Relief Corps,
Henry Horncastle Camp No. 49, Sons of
Veterans, and the Ladies' Aid Society. As
usual. the service will be open to the public.
On Memorial Day the parade will be
followed by the usual ceremonies at the G..
Ar plot Of the Odd Fellows cemetery,
which will include an oration by Hon. James
b. Reilly, of Pottsville.
The observance of the day will be marked
by the same impressive features that have
characterized the observances of preceding
years, with the exception that the parade
will not be as large as the one of last year.
The public schools will not be in line, and
several societies will be unable TO participate
on account Of the same date being fixed foI
the dedication Of the new church OF the
Slavonian congregation, on East Oak street
The following are the names of deceased
soldiers buried in the different cemeteries in
Shenandoah whose graves will be strewn
with flowers on Memorial Day, Tuesday
May 80, 1899. If any names are omitted
please let any eomrade of the G.. A. r. know
| Of such
ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY-G. A. R. PLOT.
Henry Horncastle, David P. Brown,
Jacob Derr, Daniel Rose
Jonathan Dirk, William Keller,
| James Harlan, Charles Dress,
| Henry ID. Brown, Lewis Hopkins,
Capt. G. b. f. Kitchen. John Dando.
ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY.
| William FenItemacher, William Evans,
William Taylor, George Rsmer,
Andrew Bolich, Henry Steahley,
Isaac Dieterick, Richard Hopkins,
Frank whitman, Samuel Rushworth,
Samuel Williams, SRmuci Mitchell,
Capt. Thos. Williams John Lamb,
David Snedden, John Nj. Price,
William Moore, John Birklebach,
David Nicholas, David Parry,
Jacob schuey, Isaac Dornsie,
! Gethyu jenkins, Peter Grow,
John ]. Reese, Jacob Shelly,
Charles Taylor, Andrew Dehm,
Michael Schaefer George w. Holland,
. William It. Richards, John Daddow,
Samuel Wilson, Jonathan Eisenhart,
William Shultz Edward Metz,
, Jacob Beacher, Jonathan Davidson,
; William d. Edwards John Eisenhnrt,
John Lantz, Solomon Yarnell.
Watkin Waters,
ANNUNCIATIoN CEMETERY.
Patrick Welsh Thomas Grady,
Matthias LRubach, John f. Higgins,
Edward Murphy, John Hlldebrant,
John Sunderland, William Kelly,
Edward Mitchell, Hugh Chicken
John Burns, John Dougherty,
Z Patrick Grant, William Brennan,
f Frank Matz, Michael Hughes,
Edward Coyle, Hugh Larkin,
Patrick Curry, James Casey,
John Bambrick, Cornelius Flynn,
Lieut.. Michael o. 'HaTa Patrick Welsh,
Janes Cosgrove, Lawrence Mangam,
James Brennan, Edward Reilly.
James Kerrigan,