South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-29
VETERANS OF 3
WARS TO HONOR
MILITARY DEAD
Memorial Day Program to Fea-
ture Rites for St. Joseph
County Dead.
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good sound advice. based on the ex-
periences OF years"
Mr.. Williams viii preside at the
ceremony at the City cemetery Mon
day afternoon.
First Event Sunday Morning.
At 10 o'clock Sunday morning,
veteran organizations will mobilize
at the Chamber of Commerce for
the first event Of the Memorial day
ceremony. From there. they will
follow their colors to st. Paurs Me-
mortal church, where DR.. James L.
Gardiner vii deliver the Memorial
Sunday sermon, basing his remarks
on experiences overseas.
Auten post. G. A. R., under COM
mand Of George p. Morey. Will go
10 Indiana Avenue Christian church
for their service. Mobilization viii
be at the old court house. The
veterans will turn out Sunday in
civilian clothes.
Loyalty 10 Our Country" Will be
the subject OF an evening memorial
service at St. Paurs church. DR..
Gardner will also deliver this SER
mon.
Big Monday Program.
Monday at Sis the first services
will be started by Lottie Zell garri-
son. Army and Navy union. under
command OF Frank Hudak. The
garrison will mobilize at the Z. B.
hail at s o'clock. marching in unit
form behind the z. B. band 10 St.
Joseph's church, where Nell Me
mier, historian Of the garrison, Will
preside. Rev. s. Kuszinh will say
mass at $50 o'clock, following
which he Will give an address in
Polish.
From the church the garrison will
march 10 st. Joseph's cemetery,
where. following the decoration Of
graves. the following program will
be given:
Decoration Of graves:
Assembly.
Music .............. Il. Is. Band
Prayer ..... Rev. S. Kusynski
Song, Nearer My God to Thee"
M. r. Croir, Band and Audience
Roll Of Honor S. *. Kryzyzariak
Recitation - Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address .... Mary Paprocha
Song ................ NJ. X. Cholr
Address .... Rev. s. Kuszynski
Song-"AmeriCa" ...........
Chorus. Band. Audience
Benediction, Chaplain J. r. Zaworslli
Firing of Salute by Lottie A. Zell
Garrison, 146, Army and Navy
union.
Taps. " Chelminiak and Grimm
The committee in charge Of the
arrangements for this service were
as follows.
Committees in charge OF arrange
ments for the Army and Navy union
services follow:
Executive Frank Hudak, Steve
Nowak. Edward Zell. Frank Hazdus-
| ki. Edward Jaronik, A. Lewinski and
Josph Zaworski.
Program: p. J. Marchelewicz. Syl-
vester Wentland and Joseph Favor
ski.
Speakers and invitations: S. K.
&rzyzaniak. Nell Niemier
Flag: Leo Wituski and Frank
zielinsld.
transportation: V. Chelminiak and
Sylvester Kolesiak.
Flowers committee: Mary Papro-
cka, Theresa Harmacinska, Bernice
/ Kaniewska, Laura Radius, Bernice
Bruk. Mary Mikolajczak, Pearl No
wax and Anna Hajducka.
Cemetery: Henry Regard. r. De
I Freuw. sylvester Kolesiak, A. Kas-
zynski, Edward Zell and Sryluski.
Finance: Zielinski and Leo Wi
tucki.
Joseph Zaworski is chairman of
the joint committee of the garrison.
All veterans of the military or
navy service are urged to unite with
Lottie Zeu Garrison in it's services
\ In the afternoon. the Garrison will
meet at Il. p. hall. and following the
4. 3. band, march TO the corner OF
Lafayette and jefferson SITS. TO join
other military organizations in the
/ general ceremonies.
Legion Meets by Divisions.
The American Legion will mobil-
ize by divisions Division Capt
| Frank RuszkOwski will mobilize
/ Post 153 and sixth division members
Of Post so, at the 4. r. hall. Five
long and five short blasts on the
North pumping station siren will
signal the mobilization at two
O'Clock. From division points. cap
tains will march their organizations
to Colfax av., in front OF the Cham
Der of Commerce, in time TO report
at 2:3O.
The American Legion viii hold a
brief silent ceremony in honor OF
\ its dead in France. at PAS, on La
I fayette St, south of COlfax. The
/ studebaker band will assist in this
ceremony.
Legion mobilization points as an
nounced by Commander Macdonald
follow;
First division. north pumping sta
ton. Leeper block; Klockow, cap
tain.
/ Second, Linden school, Linden and
I Birdsell; Becker. captain.
Third. ST. Patrick's church, Taylor
\ and Wayne; Gelide. captain.
Fourth, Howard park; Srom
( captain.
Fifth, Chamber Of Commerce;
/ MikesCk. captain.
Sixth. z. B. hail. West Division ST
I Rusczkowski. captain.
Seventh. Elder school, Michigan
and Elder; McQuary, captain.
Honor Sailors at 900 \. VI.
Sailor dead Will be honored al
nine a. m. Monday. in a beautiful
/ ceremony at Howard park, in which
world war veteran sailors under
command OF Otto Beyler. the Auten
I ". r. c., and the Sons OF Veterans
I Firing squad viii take part. Fol-
I lowing the service. and with the mr.
I ing OF the salute, flowers will be