South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-27
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR MEMORIAL
EXERCISES HERE
Rabbi Abraham CronbaCh Will
be Speaker Following Par
ade and Decoration of
Graves.

Rabbi Abraham CrOnbaCh Of the
Temple Beth FL will be the speaker
at the Memorial day exercises to be
held Saturday at the City cemetery
by the two local posts of the @. A r.
The prayer and benediction will be
given by Rev. r. B. HOstetter.
The lines for the parade to the
cemetery will form at 2 o'clock sharp.
the right resting on Main st. At 2:3O
o'clock the parade will move TO the
City cemetery, east on Jefferson bou-
leVard. to Michigan St, north on
Michigan st. to COlfax av., west on
Colfax av. TO Elm st. and north on
Elm st. TO entrance.
Organization of Parade.
Various organizations will march in
the following order:
Platoon of Police Willard +. Kerr,
Chief
Field officer of the Day, z. p. Chaplin.
Aides, 3. =. Yerrick. +. f. Beck,
Harry l.. Yerrick.
John f. WeSOlOwskis Band.
Company +. Third Regiment. I. y. c..
Clinton d. Rogers, Capt.
LightfoOt Company. No. q, Uniform
Rank X. =.
Pixley Division. No. 2. Uniform Rank
K. O. T. NJ.
st. Stevens Knights of St Stevens
Hungarian Church
Society Gross Iscchcnyi.
Drill Team Washington Camp, No.
1915. Modern Woodmen OF America.
Military Band Polish Falcons
Polish Falcons, 4. b. No. L. Uniform
Military Band. Rycerze st. Michala
Archa.
Fire Department, Irving w. Sibrel,
Chief
Band
William Mckinley Camp, No. SIS.
Sons of Veterans.
Geo. NJ. Poinsett Garrison, Army and
Navy Union.
Harry o. Perkins Camp. No. %. De
partment of Indiana, United
Spanish War Veterans.
Auten Post, No 3. G. a r..
Norman Eddy Post. No. $40. G. A r.
All Soldiers and Sailors OF the War
of the Rebellion.
Speakers Carriage and City officers.
Program at Cemetery
AT the cemetery the following pro-
gram will be carried out.
Post Commander Charles J. Taylor.
presiding officer. Decoration OF
graves: assembly call. William Long
checker; music, band; prayer, Rev.
III. B. HostetteT: song, male chorus:
roll or honor. John T. Kelley; recita-
ton, ''Lincoln's Gettysburgh Ad-
dress" Marie Voedisch; song. male
chorus; address Rabbi Abraham
Cronbach; song, America" male
chorus. band and audience: benedic-
ton. Rev. B. Hostetter; salute fir
ing, Company T.,
The line Will reform and march to
the corner OF COlfaX av. and Main ST.
where the parade viii be dismissed.
Exercises at schools.
The following comrades of the
Grand army will visit the city schools
ON Friday afternoon, May %, at >
o'clock:
High school-Charles J. Taylor.
Edwin Near Edward b, Haver, Ell
mer Crockett.
Perley-Fraucis y Koontz. Henry
Tavenier John NJ. Caulheld, Charles
Ballenenger. Edward Emery.
Franklin. y. White. r. w. Don
mOyer. Joseph y. Calvert. John w.
Teel. Jacob Fox.
Elder William II. Rupe. Daniel
Dressler Nicholas Bernhard. John T.
Mayer. George r. Wiedman
Laurel-Fred T. Kemble, Alexander
c. Staples. F. 7. Chaplin. ID. G. Smith,
Jacob Bernhard
Lafayette. F. Howard, NJ. l.
Steffey Andrew Anderson. J. J
Fritzer.
r Greed. stephen Kratser.
rich. William Weaver. IT. Anthony.
Muessel-Fred Flagel W, Peeley
Chris King H Croker J. r. Smith.
Madison-George ". MOrey, John
Kleindinst. Geo. W. Reeder VIII
Emery Brown. Jacob Harmon.
oQuulard-Wlliam A LigEett
John s. Van Arsdel J r. Massey
Joseph Emery.
River Park-Geo. W. Souders. s. c.
Judson Godfrey Heintzman. Hazelton
Applegate Andrew Kramer.
Jeterson-Daniel Burton Chas
Steele Sol. O. Miller John OFT
tIdebaker-Be Benjamin =. YerriclS
william L. Hindman Marten Mat
thews Thomas O. Barnes
Lincoln-Robert r. Tut. J. Is
Weaver. o. " Williams e. F. Ore
her
Linden-Levi Wilkeson. David An
gustine. Washington Harmon. George
Bernhard. NJ n Morse.
ColtaX-M l.. Webster. John Hive
Is. r. =. Stanheld. W d. r. Ritter.
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