Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
WEST FARVIEW
WAR VETERANS
WITH JUBILEE
West Shore Soldiers to Be
Guests of Honor at We'll
come Heme Festival

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West Fairvicw, Oct. 17.-West
Fairview will welcome home her
brave soldier boys who served in the
war with an elaborate program to-
morrow.
Seventy-one men from the West
Shore borough were in the service
during the war, three of them CIV
ing their lives. In honor of these
brave boys a. general holiday will
be observed with all places of busi-
| ness closed.
At the Square in West Fairview
pylons have been constructed and in
State street, from Main to Third,
hundreds of lights and pennants
have been strung. The bandstand
was erected at Third and Clay
streets. Every place of business and
many of the homes are decorated
for the occasion.
Morning Services
I At $50 o'clock exercises by the
school children will open the serv-
ices and at 1915 o'clock the bor-
ough service flag will be demobil-
lied. Professor C. w. Hoover, SUI
perintendent of the schools, will be
in charge.
The street parade will be held in
the afternoon at 1.30 o'clock when
it will be formed. At 2 o'clock the
| march will be started over the bor-
| ough streets. Veterans of the World
War will meet at lis o'clock at
the bandstand and will be in charge
of Lieutenant William Hoover,
Lieutenant Walter SmeltZer and
Lieutenant Vance Seidel. Aids will
report to the chief marshal at l
o'clock.
Parade Route
The route of the parade follows:
Third street to Market, to Main, to
Bridge, to Front, to North, to
Abolition, to Third, to State, to
Enola Road, to Fairview avenue, to
State, to Pines Corner, counter
march in State to Main, to Bridge,
countermarch in Main through
Court of Honor, to bandstand, dis
miss. Charles Honich will be grand
marshal of the parade, assisted by
A. B. Hoke, chief aid.
Exercises will be held at the
bandstand at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, the program being as fol-
lows: Singing of America" by the
audience; prayer, the Rev. Mr..
Lantz, pastor of the Lutheran
Church; address of welcome by Sem
ator Scott S. Leiby; band selection;
address by the Rev. DR.. Robert
Bagnell. pastor of the Grace Meth
odist Church of Harrisburg; me-
mortal services and taps; singing of
the Star Spangled Banner" by the
audience.
Banquet For Men
The Red Cross members of the
borough will have charge of the
banquet for the men, which will be
served at o'clock in the firehouse.
Veterans of the Civil and Spanish
American Wars will be invited to be
present also.
Professor John Phillips will lead
the community singing at the band
stand at o'clock. This will close
the program for the day, after
which the Commonwealth Band will
give q concert.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements will meet this even
ing at $40 o'clock in the firehouse.
Charles H. Honich is chairman of
the general committee; Mrs. S. I.
Cadwallader, chairman of the ban
quet committee; A. B. Hoke, chair
man of the parade committee; E. H.
Curry, chairman of the decoration
committee; w. A. Tenney, chairman
OF the program committee, and ].
Harper Lantz, chairman of the fl
nancial committee. Mrs Charles H.
Honich is chairman of the commit
tee that will be in charge of the
refreshment stands. These stands
will be open all day and will serve
hot soup. coffee and sandwiches,
The proceeds will go to the Memorial
Fund.
Honor Roll
All stores in the borough will
be open until 9 o'clock tonight and
will be closed all day tomorrow.
The honor roll of the borough fol-
lows. Owen Carroll and Howard
carroll, of Third street, were both
killed:
Elmer Ammermon, Edgar Books,
John Books, William Bair, Herbert
Boyer, Joshua Bretz, Raymond
Bretz, Fred c. Baker, John Barry,
Owen Carroll, Howard Carroll, Sam
uel Crist, Hugh Calvert, Silas CAL
vert, William Dell, Ralph Dell. Rob-
ert Dunbar, Samuel Davis. Wilbur
Davis, Eugene DiMarcio, Dominec
DiVachio, Frank Dick, Frank Ever
hart, Clyde Everhart. Paul Ensling-
er, Charles Ensor, Melvin Erford,
Earl Espenshade, John limerick,
Earl Fox, David Lereoy Fortney,
Daniel Fortney, Charles Gayman,
William Gerhart, Harry Candy,
Lewis George, Ira Givler, Charles
Hall, William Hoover, Thomas Haz-
zard, Frank Haubert, John L. Hoff-
man, Penrose NJ. Hartzler, Robert
Hartzler, Harold Houser, Wayne
Kimmel. Ira w. Killheffer, Richard
Kutz, Fred T. Lowe, Albert Lilley,
Wilson Lilley, ]. A. Lenker, George
Marshall, Warren Martin, w. F.
Martin, Paul Miller, Guy Muckel,
Roy Myers, Howard A. Neidig, Will
liam E. Pechart, Clifford Rowland,
Wenzel Rohr. Albert Shaffner, Vance
Seidel, Walter Smeltzer, Arthur
Schnepfe, George Snyder, William
Shuey, Lester Shaffner, Earl Shindle,
Joy Smith, Daniel Turner, Charles
Turner, Frank Wagner, Howard F.
Walters, John Wachtman.