The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30
CHARTER OAK
HAPPENINGS
Interesting Program Given on Me-
mortal Day in Honor Of Heroes
Program Printed Below
DEATH OF THEo. PRANscHKE
Death Of Theodore Pranschke Occur
red Last Sunday at German Luth-
eran Hospital at Sioux City

Charter Oak celebrates Decoration
day, May Both. with the following pro
gram: ..,.&
School children march from schoo
grounds to bank corner, where they
are taken to the cemetery.
Music-C. o. Band.
Roll Call of Soldiers-Leslie Lyons
Decorating Graves of Known anC
Unknown-School Children.
Service for Civil War Veterans.
InvocatiOn-Father Anthofer
Commanders Address-Theo. Drake
Firing Salute to Known and I'm
known Dead-Spanish War Veterans
Music
Service for War Veterans.
Inv0cation-Rev. r. J. Werner
Firing Salute to Spanish War Veter
ans.
Music.
Taps-L. c. Kirkpatrick.
Tolling of bells from II to 1905.
Afternoon program:
Music-C. o. Band.
Song, Enthusiastically
Flag Salute and Living Flag and
Song-School Children.
Prayer-Rev. Runge,,
Music. T.. a. -!
Reading Of Logan's First Orders
Professor Ansorge. '' ''
Song-Catholic School Children.
Lincoln's Gettysburg eech-Miss
Irene Fox.
Reading of General Department Or.
ders-Theo. Drake.
Song-Lutheran School Children.
Address, Grant-Rev. MahOOd.
Exercise-School Children.
Music-Junior Orchestra
Exercise--Catholic School Children
Address, present Attitude Of Amer
lea to the Great War."-Father AnthO'
fe;.
The Hero's Last Salute--Prof. Yeager.
Song, ''lowa"LSchool Children.
Address, Significance of Memorial
Day"-Rev. Werner.
Exercise-Lutheran School Children
: Address-Rev. Runge. E.
Music-Junior Orchestra. >.
Music-Band.
The ordination and installation of
Rev. Roj j. Werner took place last
Wednesday evening at the Presbyteri-
an church. Rev. Reed, OF Sioux City;
Rev. Morning. of Des Moines; Rev.
Butler, Of Sac City. and Rev. Mitchell.
Of Manila, were present and took part
in 1.-The service.
Miss Fac Coin has been elected to "A
position in the TT. Dodge city schools
for, the .comipgs year. This is a distinct
honor for MISS Coin as she was elect
cd over large number OF others.
Armstrong Adams came last Satur.
day from Nebraska for a visit with his
son. Will, and family. IT,
Miss Mary Hallstein is finishing out
the term for Miss Hall. who resigned.
Miss Hallsteins school in the country
is being taught by Miss Agnes McGrath
The little daughter of Harry Os.
borne was taken to Sioux City last
Sunday, where she underwent an Oper-
alton for appendicitis. Latest reports
are that she is doing nicely.
The death of Theodore PNnschke
occurred Sunday afternoon at the Ger
man Lutheran hospital in Sioux City.
He was taken to the hospital a couple
OF weeks ago, suffering from pneu-
lnonia, and but little hope was felt for
his recovery at that time. The re-
mains were brought to Charter Oak
Monday evening and taken to the
home Of his brother, viii, where the
funeral was held Wednesday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Mahood, and
the body laid to rest in the cemetery
north of town. The deceased leaves
four brothers and three sisters: Lou,
;of Denison, Will, Ed and Carl, of Char
ster Oak; Mrs. John Henschen, of
Charter Oak; Mrs. A. Mahnke, of
Sioux City, and Mrs. Gusta Bieling,
of KenwOod. &sC ~
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen spent The
latter part OF the week in Nebraska
visiting their son. Henry, and family.
/ Mrs. Chas. Mains and little son came
ssMonday for "a visittwith relatives.
They are moving from Des Moines to
Waterloo, where Mr. Mains has accept
ed position as cashier in one of the
banks.