Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03

A. ataril Past National Representative, Bi 3
| Marlin, charies 5. wallace. Dayid r.. Thomg-
/ son; Past National Ropresentatlve Henry -
a 6tEass Ts Fs. 81 sss AnSEs% e6GacoF FSpHs Il wat
Iters introduced the speakers. - 4.., ..s
rusrd sd are as follows; Andrew Rgpps dsSroe sSTs
master and captain; William Schmid S4nn, ~ p,
| Brown. junior past counciiorj Charles strins.
hmm. chaplain; George Eiaelhauer, eondHgetS15I
Ssntisssi; sseissi "FS Fawsrd Moorshouse s''O Ed~r
I9ssph Fes thp Eg99eb Cogsshq 1ohn Banda
line John H5snry Sh,sErsis mons psSton
hsS5SI BenlsmIn kayser Sdam John \ Lloyd, Henry q
Kielst, J. wagner. A. Weber Wllliarn hhli ~
pSn Sorns stonS Sss5 coG5e fn also q BFooy
lion 5he we're ygsg John X. Marlin, No 20; Liberty
30 80; RELIEF, No. ?: Armstrong No isO; issO;
"a Stephen dlrnrd 40. ia; George y. Poln-
s.rtOn st No. NO. 1e' aa F0e General warren 10
GSi Colonel Fred Taylor, No. 7e2i Dlrigo. No
veil vSIi'' represented By che guards q John =
fswis fITSVi Wir,S eu Council Kendsrton Council and
liberty Council, and Colonel Weston 2. D.
8 1efJn " A Il. .'VpI'r Vol Of Pennsyiyans
The visitors we're taken on Sunday and Mon
o On sunday svenlns, May 80, John n. Marlin
eSaTSs eSGSRS srs stree. 70 nd tSi IsSsR
ss AsTesH1 l. hs pole sPS PS,, s'rnS Nd Tss Tss
servce was patriotic, interesting and IN;
structive The nag was presented on ~ behalf
II Walters and accepted on behalf OF the
church BY charles r. Mcclellan d: D., pastor
n II 'eS coane HniF'n senator sRa SPir William 0 Smith
the orator OF the evening and spoke on THE
on on behalf OF franklin Council No. ie, Brook
lyn, N, Y. chose as his theme Let .Es Have H.
rated with American haSs. one flag, hanging IN
the centre OF the church, measuring 20x4O feet.
MpenS M WSunteers or Of PenhsylyaRia. 5a visited the
0Sd FoBs y ana m be sraSes 81 the
fS'5s,p No. 81 ana ViSSi Sendsrt0n counci. 10 22i
e 9r s' Ransao ro @ AS5is Ss
So sR%dRy TEs TTf:"Rs %sspSsra Hao Of II "a
present, rspresentl1s every council in e the siyi
The ,s 5ssua6 rST and fth A. oifpniSl T
NJ VIM open Tas,.day, June Is. At cs1sS; s,SS
Wagner o. Spring city, FrSPE 81 a,'dyeS ,Mgs59 q
York A. NoRh St Pt'TsurEWs 4 sI,b u Rich S
ggRfGR 9GspstovSi 0 and o Z ThofSbgEs Of Grafton
National GouneillG9r llG A. w,ikIns' lSInS OF Pitts
se M moanS o he County As
sociatIon viii be held in Goldsboro on shtur-
dny OF this week All OF the councils in the
county will be represented and an interesting
program has been arranged for the event
The parade in the afternoon will be feature
Of tho occasion. and will be led by the 9Th
ReuIment Jr, o. a.. A. NJ Volunteers Of
pennsylvania The state board OF officers will
address the morning session.
the date OF the Perry County. Association
meeting on account OF the great amount OF
sickness IN Newport, ,where the session was
to have been held on June ~
The Cambria County Association formed an
important part of the parade and Memorial
Day celebration held In Johnstown on Mon
dey Several hundred members were In line,
and their division was enlivened by several
bands and drum corps.
The members OF the 1st Regiment, Jr. o. u.
A NJ volunteers OF PENNSYLVANIA, participated
with the c. A. r. at Wilkes Barre In their
Memorial Day exercises as did alFo the mem
bers OF the I'd Regiment at Scranton.
Troy Council No 10, OF wyoming, has been
very active since the first OF the year, having
added more than 30 members to its roll
Wyalusing Council, No. 202. received n class
OF 10 candidates on Thursday evening last.
Pennsylvania Council, No. 226, Of Orange,
viii receive large class OF candidates at
Its next meeting. -
burg, and Junior Past State Councillor Or.
William H. Painter Of Harrisburg, are spend
ing the week visiting councils in the Middle
District.