The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
'NOODMFN MEMORIAL YESTERDAY
WITH IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
LODGE OF SORROW HELD AT THE
PENINSULA CENETERY-hGH'
8. M. GIBSON SPEAKS.
Eixty-EiRht Members Have Passea
Across The "Great Divide During
Twenty years.
The twentieth annual memorial Sc

The twentieth annual memorial serH-
Ices Of Modern WooImcn Lodge No.
64T4 was held yesterday afternoon AZ
tho Peninsula cemetery. Wh'n th' Il"I'c9
! Of SiXtN-right members. VINO nave
. crossed the Great Divide during thc
I past twenty years Of the lodges CN'H
; t"nCc We're inscribed upon the TOMB VI
| those deceased.
The mrmhers gathered al thelT lHuEn
rooms in the Waldorf building shortly
, afternC on and headed by the NarWopu
band in charge of Prof. Lee Stuhb
marched south on Market Strrrt 10 HiN,
. trenth. out sixteenth Ia McC"Ii"ch anu
To the Peninsula cemetery WhcF" 'HF
: services were held. =
\ largr number Of the members q.
! the families OF the deceased m"mherH
, were in a'tendanC" and IN" services
I proved 20 u" OF "A very imhr'SHNt ~
: tur" The opening selection was ny lHc
. Wdrwood band. followed by prayer ny
+ Rev $. NJ. Gibson
! Several song selections by ia" m"m-
! bars and friends followed. Win" l."S'"r
= Powell T"ni the announcements or Ihr
order Tn" roll call Of n" d"'raS''I
: III Hmbcrs was mad. NV William Gaul.
4 followed by IN" breaking Of the HES ny
; william klapr"th. d.
! The Wu"dmru'S rituallSilr S'rvicr ~
very impressive and Was read ny Na'tr
! Brown on" Of tn" charter mrmhcrS ana
! an officer of the ledge. while the Wood
,mcn's male chorus rendered 4 num"'r
! Of very appr"prlat" N"I|ctl"hS UNIT WIZ
! listened Ia attcntiNCly.
Tho memorial address Of IN" day was
! delivered 10y R"v. : NJ. Gibson and ne
! Paid = glowing trinut" I" IN" memory q,
! the "r'!''r and told "r tn" good that
| could be accomplished if all would 1--we
! a life as laid down in III" by laws nf IN"
+ ladges of he Modern W0Odmcn of Am.
erica That a better citizenship would
, hr Il reality was his prediction
| Lodges wrrr in ATTENDANCE" from Elm
| Grove. Martins Ferry, Rella!rc. Mounds
! willie and other places Tn" attendants"
| despite N" Indictment weather. was
! lsTrrr than for many years. Following
: tia services nt the ccm"tcry. IN" MEM
hers marched back TO their Ioisr rooms
: and dishand"d.
! The deceased nelghhors are: Albert
! Souvrrain. Charles Sample. Ellis S"l".
| August H. Schultz. Robert L. lark.
Gustav S,hat"r. William Auburn. John
oh"rf"idr. Fr"icrlck Namdry. John f.
Salad" William W. Cassidy. Amos r
ban. I"rn j. Rocker. Wylie Woods.
James T. Lynch john II. Poth, OFT" e.
J SChucpf Nathan AbrahamoNit1. Charles
! w Klltrh. Joseph $. Smith. G""rE' Tut
Ter. Carl \ Audr" Dennis ol."arN, VII
! liam w Thomas. William A. M'd'r
I .,"ln NJ Talloure. William r.. Nallar"
! Loo T. NanHtv"rh""h". Nilhnm pun
! Wi,linn Fet,c James rlaudy. James !.
! Watson. John W. Thurnburg august L.
! NUltc John krSchke. Ernest W. BOYD
! Harry \ Alien James w. Ab"r'r"mhi"'
J August IL Frcd"rlCkS. Thomas j. Gar 2
rity. Ernest H. Kl"cizcr. John ArmhruS-
! ter. James &. Watson. Conrad {. orth.
! William Roh"r. Elmer l.. 'unn'nEham
| Patrick J. Lynch. Joseph !. Burke.
G"urgc y. Baumaun. Charles W. Kr"itrr.
James C"s;tr. Charles Scho"n!ah. James
T"l1ud William =. Robinson. VIM n.
! tlHti, rhuck. Rcnward l.utZ. Joseph R"i-
! l!ngCr Paul W. kramer. !. W. Raumann.
| lsainre Fulton. John Wallace. Robert
: Krlutzc~. 5. y I-ashl"y, VIM. &. Hart.
Jr. G. J.. Rogers. r. l.. Eri>wel. \. {.
| knoke Walter e Howard