The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-06-10
HONOR DEAD IN
PRETTY SERVICE
Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors Hold Annual
Memorial on Sunday.
REV. COREY SPEAKS.


In keeping with the ritual Of their
orders and in common with members
Of the order throughout the nation the
members of Pike Woods camp Of the
Modern Woodmen of America and
Lake View camp Of the Royal Neigh
bors paid annual tribute Of memory
to deceased members at Green Ridge
cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The
gathering was one of unusual interest
and very large number Of the mem
bers of the two orders took part in
the solemn ceremonials arranged for
the afternoon. Gathered about the
grave of the late James Cavanagh,
who had been one Of the earliest mem
bers Of the Modern Woodmen of Am-
erica in Kenosha the members of Pike
Woods camp paid tribute to all its
dead and later scattered flowers on
the graves of scores Of sleeping COM
rades who had laid down their axes in
past years. The ceremonial Of the
members Of the Royal Neighbors was
conducted at the grave Of the late
Alsina Baldwin.
Rev. I. w. Corey Speaker.
The Rev. /. w. Corey, pastor Of the
First Baptist church delivered the an
nual memorial address.
In his short address Mr.. Corey paid
high tribute to the spirit Of fraternal-
ism and spoke Of the great work which
has been done by the fraternal organ
Izations Of the nation to make life
more interesting and death less bale
full to the members Of these organiza-
tions. He spoke especially Of the
work of the Woodmen as one Of the
pioneers in the field Of helpful fra
ternalism. The full program as car
ried out at the memorial service was
as follows:
The program for the Royal Neigh
bors' rites follows:
Song Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. Ryan
Prayer ......,...R Rev. ]. w. Corey
Ritualistic Services ........ Oracle
Song .......,............ Mrs. Ryan
Recitation ...... Mrs. Waterstradt
Decoration Of Graves .......a.5.....
Prayer Observation-Disclosures. Chancellor
The order of services for the Wood
mems exercises at the grave Of the late
James Cavanagh was:
Song Quartette
Prayer ........... Rev. |. w. Corey
Ritualistie Services ,,..... Consul
Song Quartette
Address ....... Rev. |. w, Corey
Song ............... Quartette
Woodmen Honors ..s... Members
Strew Flowers on Many Graves.
After the impressive services flow
ers were strewn on the graves of the
following members of the two orders:
Pike Woods camp No, 391 Modern
Woodmen Of America 2. G. Simmons,
Gilbert M. Simmons, Herman MilIager,
Nels Buchtrup, Ossian M. Petit, John
G. Mitchell, William Frenz, E.. G..
Hazelton, Jense Sorenson, VIM. j. Dia-
mond, Joseph st, German, William
Anderson, Bernard Boehm, johnson A.
Jackson, Nick Youngblud, George
Mueller, George Muessler, w H. Saun-
ders, w. r. Cheever, Edward Simons,
Thomas w. Bond, Carl f. Detert, Geo.
F. Washburn, John Dorsey, Charles N.
Eros, Nicholas Kraus, William Dome,
John Kasper, A. Klunder, Ed d. Blush,
Arthur H. Royce, John Edwards, Louis
Murray, Henry Rolling, r. j. Costello,
Julse De Main, H. G.. Schulz, Hans Han
sen, Jno Murphy, Geo. B. Ferry, Her
man Strey,E. R. Head, Jens Jensen,
F E. Adams, John Lawler, John Min
dermann, Jos. G.. Schaufel, Ernest
Bendt, Chas. Russ, Chas Rhapstock,
w. R Jensen, Henry Halberstadt, M.
J. Forsythe, Soren P. Smith, D. r.
Gottfredsen, James Fl. Bentley, Arthur
p Simons, Hugh Wallace, John Roster,
William F. 0'Hare, James Cavanagh
Lake View Camp, No. 1926, Royal
Neighbors Of America Alice Harbaugh
Olive Murray, Louise Petersdorf, Ber-
tina Drath, Laura Riley, Ruth. Clark,
Martha Wyman, Jennie Schonebachler,
Jessie Lawman, Marie Olson, Mary
Miller, Roberta Cooper, Mary Marx,
George DeGuire, Emma Steiner, Mary
Behrens, Lillian ANGEL, Sylvia Achen.
Rose Sutherland, Anna Windorf, All
sina Baldwin, and Gretchen Thomas.