Evening journal., 1920-05-31
ONLY -FOUR VETERANS
LEFT AT NEW CASTLE
These Take Part in Memorial Day Exer-
ciSes Which Included Decorating of Sol
dierS CraUeS. Parade Was Feature of
Program address by The ReU. I. Il.
Bicking

Special 30 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. May 3i.-Memorlal
Day is being ftllngly observed in this
city today. Az o'clock the four
surviving veterans Of the Civil War,
Of this city. the Boy Scouts, Junior
Order of United American Mechanics,
Red Men, knights OF pythias and sew
eral cX-sCrvicc men assembled in
front OF the courthouse in parade
formation. Members OF the Grand
Army In beautifully decorated auto
mobiles accompanied by several other
machines. filled with che aged friends
OF the veterans, the Mayor and city
officials. and a car laden with flowers,
proceeded TO the different cemeteries,
where military hOnors were bestowed
and the graves OF soldiers decorated.
The first stop was at the Eplsco-
pal Cemetery, from which they pro-
ceeded 10 the following cemeteries In
ihe order named. The Glebe, Mount
Salem, 81. Peters, Methodist, Presby-
terlan, Union NJ r., and thea TO the
wharf where tribute was paid those
who lost their lives al sea, In our
naval conflicts. The parade then re-
turned TO the School Green, where the
p
and patriotic songs were sung ny tne
children Of the public schools.
The parade formation was as fol-
lows: The veterans in an autcmo-
bile. under Commander George Pierce
The floral squad, composed OF Boy
Scouts followed by the members y
that organization; the firing squad,
eight members OF the Jr. q. u. 4. NJ,
under the command OF Capt. Hugh
McCaughan. preceded by $. r. Far
NOR color bearer; followed by the
members OF the different organza-
tlons each having It's own color Dear
pr The color bearer for the q. A. A.
was James Wilson, boy scout.
The members of the Grand Army,
acrompanied by the Boy Scouts. and
about 80 members of the Jr. q. u. A.
NJ attended the services at the lm-
manuel p. Y. Church Yesterday morn
ms. where the Rev. Joseph II. carp
rector. preached an appropriate ser
mon. The most noticeable features
N Yesterday and todays exercise
we're the depleted ranks OF the'n. \
r. which had only four living mehl-
hers present and one visiting veteran
The Step of the veteran was hot a. a.
firm as years gone by DrlnslhB "
mind that only a few more years sh1 Hl
death win have removed sne ds,
from our midst and thew oeeus "'
wilh no visible object TO recall IL 10
Ut Tho frst Jewish wedding ever oc,
c,trrlnr In this city took place lasl
cveninq when Miss Helen keimon
/ danphtsr OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob hel.
mon became she bride of Benlanlii
podereskv. of Camden, N. j. habD
navid b. swiren. OF Wilmington, per
! formed The ceremony. IheN Wer'
married at the home OF The bride
| norents on Delaware street aDoN'
Fourth street. Miss Glare keimon
sister OF fhe bride, Wus hridesmho
I and $ Ellis, Of Camden, n. j. wa
best man. ..,,., ,
white satin. vellcd with tulle. ne
h,lic vell was cap-fashioned and hel
I'm nlace with lilies Of the valley I'm
bridal bouquet was shower
brlde roses and lilies Of the Nallel
The bridesmaid was dressed IN a pm
eeorgetie crepe frock and CARRIE
! large bouquet OF pink carnations.
besides many prominent reslnen,
OF this city there were many out-ul
! town guests, as AnilNN1t fft
Mrs A. Keimon. Salem; Mr.. and Mis
A. Neidloman. Mr. and Mrs. l.. froohh
hin Salem. \. j.; MIR. and MIS-,
Neidlcman. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Bell, Mis-
S,die Crane. Benjamin Sklar' MT. ah
Mrs. y. Cats. Misses Jennie ana ~
CsNs Miss Rose Seflin. Mr.. and Mr.
A ShultT. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gearsoll
Mir and Mrs J. Lubarsky, Mrs.
iubarsky Mr.. and Mrs. $. Bergma9l
Mir and Mrs II. kohn and iamil,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Caplan, Irving "a,
rlst. l.. Hoffman, j. Mcndelsohn,
q Iubar. Misses r. R0senthal, 3. nun
shaw. s. Baraz and l.. Colbert;
/. Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs. ;. I'll
y and family, Camden. ~ j.; Mr. ar
Z Mrs. b. Lubar, Collingswood, n.
/ and r. Sohel. New York city.
4 odd and End Sale at Reese's Garal
z now going on.-Adv.
An invitation has been receive
= from the Grccnhill Gun Club % q
recently organized New Castle O.
r Club 10 attend the shoot OF the 70
I mcr club. The Groenhill Club III
c offered the use OF their grounds ar
e traps at Rose Hill To- the local clt
for The shoot next Saturday, pr