The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-29

Ssons afde1s In htrd$ StreeLAedSLS0I
irnont avenue and In aston
slNsnuesner Of Third Each
npon arrival lsfalI
HI Jus IN rear Of preceding sorganS
izaHonrepo rting on arrival tos Nat
fMeDanfe1 assist ant marshall.
Ss5 s.alAutomobf1es, floats and We
east of Fairmont avenue and In
Castor avenue north of Second
street. Each organization upon
arrival will fall in just In rear of
preceding organization and report
to Harry F. Smith. assistant mar
shall All automobiles taking part
in this parade Will be governed
by this assignment (excepting
those carrying CA. r.. and speak
ers1 and they will not take any
other position.
Each organization taking
part in this parade will elect some
one person to command their or
CARNATIONS and it will be the duty
of the person SO elected to hold
the organization intact during the
parade and at the cemetery, SO
there will be no confusion in re-
organizing the parade for the re-
turn march to the city and past
the reviewing stand Space will
be provided for each organization
at the cemetery.
.'S-AlI ex-service men will
mobilize for the parade as fol-
lows:
cat first call (12:3o p. m.) all.
ex-service men will fall in, in front
of the Fred r. Heintzelman Post
American Legion Club rooms,
where they will be divided into
companies OF so men each and
marched to their places in parade.
Firing squads and co1ors will fall
in at the right of the companies.
There must be no delay in farming.
these companies.
"9-Band assignments:
Greater Fairmont Band will
take station at F'airmont avenue
and Sixth street facing north on
Fairmont avenue, south Of Sixth
street.
Moose band will take station
in Sixth street. facing west at
Fairmont avenue, reporting to
Robert c. Miller.
"Mannington band will take
station in Fifth street facing west
at Fairmont avenue, heading X. of
P. division. reporting to r. S.
Woodward.
christopher Columbus Band
will take station in Fourth street
facing west at Fairmont avenue
heading Christopher Columbus
Society reporting to Joe List.
"Colored Band will take station
in Third street facing west at
Fairmont avenue reporting to Nat
MacDaniel.
Following are staff assign
ments for parade.
"Chief Marshall, w. J. Morgan.
"Adjutant, Irvine L. -Dunning-
aides, Pat Mcdonald, okey
Hawkins, Ward Lanham. E. L.
kinkead.
Mounted orderlies, Gordoe
Wroe, Forrest DeBolt, VIM. Lem
ley, NJ. A. Watkins, Ralph B. Ham
ilton.
Mounted Bugler, Delmonte.
Medical Officers, Doctors
Byrne Fleming, Yost
Veterinary, DR.. G. S. Thomas.
Commanders of military COM
panies L. M. Cunningham, Harold
c. Schwarm, G. J. Straight.
"11-Civilian officers of staff
will wear broad brimmed hats and
sashes of red, white and blue.
"12-All eN service men will
wear uniform of their branch of
service with authorized decora-
tons.
"13-The Grand Marshall and
staff will meet at the Legion club
rooms, mounted at 1915 p. m.
~
ton to point of mobilization for
parade"
Maple Grove Cemetery
Maple Grove Cemetery, one of
the Oldest in this section of the
state, will play an important part
in the ceremonial Decoration Day
For many years past this cemetery
has been owned by Odd Fellows of j
this city and many soldiers lie !
buried there. They include four
veterans of the War of 1872, !
eighty-one of the Civil War, two !;
of the panish-American War and /
three of the World War. The list |
is as follows: /
War of 1912: James Powell, !.
Ezra Dodd, Joseph Bonner. Will |
liam Raymond. i
Civil War: ]. NJ. Carpenter, !
John Carpenter, S w. Maflette, {
Felix Scott, J. E. Gaskins, Jacob j
Sigler, William NJ. Brown, n. J.
Scott, William II. Carpenter, Isaac I
Holman, Thomas Raymond, John |
Pople. Luther Dawson, Eliza 7
Staord, Frank Shears, Joseph ;
DauSherty, John Anderson, J. c. |
Musgrove. Edward Merriheld, !
John l.. Swearingen, Levi Jenkins,
John Hawkins, William Level1c, I
John a. Leonard, Edward Levelle, i
Thomas Courtney, NJ. L. Levelle,