Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-03
ATTENTION !.
First Monster Parade OF tho Legion
Planned for ssyVin the War Day"
Next Saturday Afternoon.
On Saturday
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On, Saturday, April 8, In Its celebfA-
ton OF win. the War Day" Grand
Forks Is preparing to
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+. ~ hold 81 DENOMINATION
the like OF. which has
AN never beer sequalled
@A in the history Of the
8H northwest. Among the
attractions OF the day
will be a monste par
49, radc, and Labor's 10y
al Legion has been assigned a post
of honor in the line. The officers
are very anxious to have as large a
representation as possible, and with
be able to make a very creditable
showing. yhis can only be done with
the corporation OF every member.
and all are urged to hear the date in
mind and plan to be on hand to join
in the line Of march. Members in the
surrounding cities and towns are re-
quested, to bend every effort to be in
the city on April 6 to Join their broth
err and sister members in the demon
Gstration. which also marks the launch
ling OF. the Third Liberty Loan drive.
Full instructions as to time, place
of Assem- bling and position in line wifi
be announced in these columns as
soon as instructions are received from
Chairman Don v. Moore Of the parade
commitDee.
Watch this space and notify your
neighbor-members to be on hand.
l. Il. F. ELY, President.
j. U. Zirkelbach, Secretary.
Northwood VisitorIk. 8. rrodg-
ton is a business visitor in the city
today
Edwin j. Davidson = Assistant
State Veterinarian, Grand Forks, IN.
Volunteer SerHcc-Lillian NJ. and
Charlotte A. Tischhauser of SIS Wal
nut street arc assisting at the local
war office. today.
Band Rehearsal, Tonight - The
Grand Forks Military band will hold
a rehearsal at 5 o'clock tonight at the
City Hall.
A.. O. U. ". Mect-Rcgular meeting
fof the Grand Forks Lodge No. 8, A.
o. U. W.. will be held tonight at Odd
| Fellows hail.
Knitters PaTado-Mrs. j. H. Owen
reuests that knitters meet at the Red
Cross h1ilding at p. M, Saturday,
to take part in the parade. /.
Baby GirI-Mr. and Mrs, E. G.
| Wheeler, who reside in the Dinnie
block have announced the birth of a
daughter at a local hospital this
morning. Mrs. Wheeler was formerly
Linda BOWS.
Sunday School Board Mcets-The
Sunday school board will hold its reg
ular meeting at 6 o'clock this evening
at the Methodist Episcopal church
! parlors where supper will be proyid-
ed. This is to be followed by the
monthly Sunday school prayer meet
ing to which everyone is invited.
Leave saturday-The following
men have signed applications for en-
listment in h navy and are to cave
for Minneapolis. Saturday: Perry
Bliven, Grand Forks; Perry Dorm
helm. Alfred e, Lundeen, Benz, r.
Franklin and Maurice T. Sullivan,
East Grand Forks; Geo. A. Ferestad.
Minneapolis. They will be entered as
apprentice seamen. y.
Good Report Of S. A.-The Sol
diers' Aid society nave sent IS pairs
Of socks and IS sweaters to the Johns
Hopkins unit, base hospital, in
France. Thirty-six hospital bed
socks and $25 have been donated ia
the East Grand Forks auxiliary of, the
Red Cross, and a number of sweets
and smokes have been sent to the To-
cal boys at the front. q.
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