The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-11
Patrick ]. Lynch of New Cas-
tie Will Deliver Annual
Address at Lodge Hall
Sunday Afternoon.
NINE MEMBERS DIE
Mrs. Kruger, Mrs. Long
necker, o. c. Krone and F.
J. Braffett Will Sing Spec
ial Quartet Music.

Patrick J. Lynch will deliver the
memorial address Sunday afternoon
for departed brothers of Wayne aerie
No. 666. Fraternal Order of Eagles
Programs for the annual memorial
service have been issued by the me-
mortal committee, composed of w. r.
Bloom, Henry Schroeder, E. J. Myers.
w. B. Owens and Walter Williams.
The music will be a feature of the
annual service. A quartet consisting of
Mrs. F.. w. Kruger. Mrs. Ray Long
necker, O. c. Krone and Frank l. Braf-
fett, accompanied by Mrs. Fred MIL
Ter, will sing two numbers. There will
also be an orchestra.
Program for Memorial.
Orchestra.
Opening Exercises ............
Officers Wayne Aerie, No 666.
Frayef .................
Frank Quigley, Worthy Chaplain.
Behold, There Shall Be Day..
ScnneCkSr
Quartet.
Exercises
Officers Wayne Aerie, No. 666.
Calling Roll of Departed Brothers..
August Johanning. Worthy Secretary
Solo: 'In My Fathers House. "......
MacDermid
Mr.. F.. I. Braffett.
Memorial Address .................
Hon P. J. Lynch. Newcastle.
81 Will Give You Rest West
Quartet
Closing Exercises ....-..........-.5.-s
Officers Wayne Aerie, No. 666. =.
Hymn: Nearer. My God, to Thee.
Members and Audience.
Closing Prayer ...................
Frank Quisley, Worthy Chaplain.
Selection .................
Orchestra.
Nine Members Die.
Nine members are included in the
memorial roll Of 1914-1915. They are
John Brannon. Albert Nicholson, VIII
liam B. Wilson, William A. Haisley,
Oliver Harris. Paul Geier, John Hirsh-
berg, Jesse j. Shultz and Fl. J. Cow
gill.
Other departed brothers are as fol.
lows:
1so6-Frank Besselman and Joseph
Engelbert.
1s06-George F. Franks and J. l..
Wharton.
19O7-William Roser, William Huf-
ford and Henry OYerman.
190S-John F. O'Connell. Charles F.
Karl, Joe Miller and Frank Salem.
1909-John Daniels.
1910-B. F. Highley, George W.
Cook. J. r. Duffey. Fred Miller and
James E. Whitehead.
1911--Charles Sterrett, Joseph Mori-
arity. Frank Lloyd. John Hewitt, F. E.
Walters, Edward J. Smith.
1912-William l.. Stephens, Harry
Minck, Earl Clarke, Franklin Moore,
Emmett Stanley, Homer Stanley. Joe
Collins and Dan w. Tanning.
1913--Frank Dillon, John H. Myers,
Ben Bowing and Harry Hart.
Past Presidents to Attend.
The past worthy presidents except
Franklin Moore, who died in 1912, will
be present. They are A. e. Morel, J.
r. Hartzler, Henry Schroeder. John +.
Handley. Joseph Weishaupt, Edgar J.
Myers, w. r. Bloom, Adam Elstro,
William Vietze. Jr., and James Burns
The latter is now acting as past wor-
thy president.
The officers who will take part in
the work are Charles E. Potter, worthy
president; Charles Ashenfelter, wor
thy vice president; Frank Quigley,
worthy chaplain: Lewis Essenmacher,
worthy conductor; August Johanning.
secretary: Henry Schroeder. treasur-
er; W. A. Davis, inside guard; Jesse
Heath, outside guard. The trustees
are w. r. Bloom. l.. B. Wrede and
Jesse J. Evans.
The programs have embossed covers
showing the Eagles emblem. under |
which are the words: Their virtues
wo will ever treasure. Their faults
we have forgotten"