Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-11
ARllISTICE CELEBRATIONS HELD TODAY
FnVE:PRQCRAM
OF EVENTS in
GRAND FORKS
War Vets to Put on Pro-
gram This Afternoon;
Boxing Show Tonight.

Boxing Show Tonight. h
Big Turkey Dinner at Ma
sonic Temple One of
Features for Today. !!
). A military parade, an tn4t1. don Of
a group Of candidates into 40 Hommea
ct 8 Cheveaux, and reunion gather
ings during the noon hour were the
chief features comprising the first
half of the days observance here in
recognition Of Armistice day.
The main program of the day will
take place at o'clock this afternoon
in the city auditorium. All business
places Of Grand Forks and East
Grand Forks will be closed from 1850
to o'clock this afternoon, while the
program Is in progress. and employers
and their stat1s will join with other
citizens OF. the two cities in attending
the ceremonies.
Afternoon Program.
On the program at the auditorium
are these numbers:
Enthusiastically band.
Invocation - Rev. M. ].
Fletcher. !
Amertca-Audfence.
Remarks - Walter schlouer
presiding.
selection-Male quartet.
Address-Dean " p SQuires i
Bass solo-E. r. Montgomery. !
b Address-Col. J. H. Frame. |,
Star spangled Banner-Audi- \
ence.
Benediction-Rev. Geo. Henry.
The entire observance today has
b h.
post Of the Am erican Legion. and has
been undertaken on a scale not at
tempted here before. Veterans Of all
wars were invited to join in making
this anniversary of the signing Of the
armistice on November IL, 1918,
memorable one.
Big Parade.
Dewey Fischer as marshal led tho
parade this morning, which formed
on, Alpha avenue between Third and
Fourth streets, and then wound it's
way through the, business section OF
town. A color guard OF the American
Legion had the place Immediately
back of the marshal and other units
in the procession included the Uni
service men. In uniform, the uniper-
sity r. o.: T. c., the Legion drum
corps ana Company NJ, 164th in
fantry.
Noon Reunions.
! A large number Of candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of 40
Hommes ct Cheveaux. the "box car
gang" just before the parade. I'm
mediately after the parade there
were reunions of three outfits at noon
luncheons. The s8th division Nom
bers held one reunion, while members
Of the First division and the 18th
infantry veterans Joined forceA The
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SOCIETE DU 16em.~ DINFANTERIE
EFT DE LA PREMIERE DIVISION.
HoRs D'OEuvRE
RAIDS, ANCHOIs, SARDINEs
ENTREE
! GAPIN CHASSEUR
! ROTI
DINDON FARCI
G1GOT DE MOUTON
PETIT POIS A LA PARISIENNE
CHOUS FLEuRs Az BENNE
POMME DE TERRE SCUFFLEES
DESSERT
ECLATRS AU CHOCOLAT, GATEAJr
DE SAVOIE
PORES, BANANNEs, FRoMAGEs
ASSORTES
| S4E Il Ell foOSSE CAFE
CHARTREusE vERTE
| WINS
BEAUDEOLAIS 1s47. CHATEAU
| MARGoT 1909. CHAMPAGNE.
MALAGA
At 1880 there will be a football
game at University field, the last grid :
iron contest Of the season in Grand
Forks. played between Central high
school and the University of North
Dakota freshmen.
4 Big Turkey Dinner.
Great preparations have been made
by the women OF the American I.e-
gion Auxiliary for the big turkey din
ner to be given the ex-service men OF
. all wars by the Commercial club. The
: banquet will be held in the dining
room Of the Masonic temple at Is
q O'clock. At this stage of the days
activities the city steps in and assumes
been invited to be guests of the people
whose donations made the dinner pos
sible.
This feature of Armistice Day has
become custom in Grand Forks. or
iginating at the first anniversary cele-
bration in 1919 when the city held a
| homecoming celebration for its SER
vice men.
At the dinner today DR.. John Brun-
din, chairman of the committee in
charge Of the program there, will pre-
side. He has prepared lively pro-
gram of music which will include
quartet selections. solos and group
| singing by the 600 service men
Among the invited guests will be
Henry O'Keefe Jr., president Of the
city commission. j. r. Carley, presi-
dent Iof the Corfimerc1a club. c. c.
Gowran. County Red Cross chairman
J.. B. Wineman. chairman OF the home
service bureau of the Red Cross and
Rev. f. w. Goodeve, rector of St
Paul's Episcopal church, q chaplain
in the Canadian army during the war
| Boxing Gard Tonight.
| The climax Of the day will be reach.
ed at s:15 when the athletic card
will be staged at the city auditorium
Tkis ID made up Of three boxing bouts
the main one being q ten round bou'
| lsbetseen Billy Miske, or 81. Paul; con
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