The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-16
Sons of Veterans at a Meeting
Complete Plans for Honor
ing Memory Of Wayne's GAL
liant Dead.
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
SUPPLY THE FLOWERS
Committees to Have Charge
Of the Work in the Various
Cemeteries Have Been
Named by Society.

Named by Society.
The executive committee of the
Sons Of Veterans held q meeting Satur-
day evening and discussed the plans
and arrangements which have been
made for the observance Of Memorial
day in this city on Monday. May 30.
On next Monday evening all commit
tee members will meet and complete
the arrangements.
So far everything looks unusually
bright for . very successful celebra-
tion of the day. The committee on the
program has secured Col. George C..
Harvey. Of Danville. Ind. to deliver
the principal ADDRESS. An excellent
musical program will be rendered. The
Coliseum will be decorated with flags
and flowers.
Flowers Are Wanted.
In respect to the flowers which will
oe secured to decorate the graves of
the old soldiers Il II believed they will
b plentiful. The school children will
be requested TO gather all they can find
and take them to school in the morn
ing. The Sons Of Veterans will sent q
wagon for the flowers and they will be
taken direct TO the cemeteries.
The committee has also made the re-
quest that anyone who knows of an
unmarried grave Of IN old soldier noti.
~ G. w Jordan. chairman Of the exc
cutivs committee The committee will
Rive m such notices prompt attention
and the graves OF these will be decor
ated - well - those which are mark
ed.
At the meeting Saturday evening all
the committees were flled. The per-
sonnel Of each committee 10 a. fol-
lows:
Various Committees.
Executive committee Charles w.
Jordan. chairman; Carey r. Tingle.
secretary: William III. Hhnsche. treas
urer: Osa r. Coryell, Harry e. Penny,
l.. p. Wine. George Matthews, John Il.
Taylor.
On Music and program-Osa r. Cor
yell. chairman; s. f. Watson, Frank G.
Kibbey, Elisabeth Kamp, Mrs. Nichol-
son. Adelia Phenis and Ethel Helms.
Finance-W. H. Hansche, chairman;
John r Markley.
Speaker and reception-William H.
f1Ansche, chairman; George w. Mat
thews. 9. r. Tingle and John L. Rupe.
Hall and decorations-L. p. Wine.
chairman; John #. Davenport, A. C..
Ogborn, M. l. Gross, A. II Ranks. Ira
G. Gross. Robert Elliott. Gilbert Hen
nigar, Fred Yedding, C.. A. Riegel,
Mrs. George G. Chrisman, Mrs. Lon
Cox. Mrs. Emma Ranks, Mrs. Cora
Mrs. Mary Modlin. Estella Eadler. Kate
Waters. Mrs. Gilbert Hennigar, Mrs.
Fred Yedding. Mrs. Leonard Thomas
Flowers-H. e. Penny. chairman:
John Ward, Harvey Petry, Mrs. Anna
Dowell, Mrs. Kate Personate, Mrs.
Louise Bailey. Mrs. Lille Coryell, Mrs.
William Ball.
Transportation-John e. Taylor
Cemeteries and decoration of graves
George w. Matthews, chairman: Eli
Sah Lawton, William Ball. Frank
Kellar. Oscar Tower, Jr.. Fred Bode,
Joseph Clark, Roy Norris.
Earlham-Section 1. L A. Handley,
Frank J. Brown; section 2, H. s. Still
finger and Harvey vanxant: section 3,
Waldo Coryell and L. M. White: Sec
tion 4. c. T. Morgan and David Haw-
kins; section 5, o. D. Coryell, T. j.
Graham and o. M. Evans: section 8,
Frank Howells and John Seaman.
st. Andrews and Lutherania-
Thomas d Sturgis. Lafayette Larsh,
C. o. Kuhlman. Henry Rockers.
st. Mary's-Walter voss, John
Ward. Michael Griffin. Frank Drusche.
Boston and Orange-Joseph C. Pyle,
Clarence Parks and Joseph Powell.
Elkhorn-Captain ]. W. Hort
Chester and Hoover's-W. p. Mar
shall.
Ridge-W. Ed Evans.
King's-W. p. Marshall.
Olive Hill. B. Curtis.
VWOhster--C3e0rHe Melton