The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-29

composed of members of Grand
Army of the Republic and sons, and
Spanish American War veterans.
Capt. Robert Moorhead will head
the second division, to be made up
Of Veterans of Foreign Wars,
American Legion and disabled vet
Grams of the late war.
Many G. A. r. members will be
transported in automobiles. The
parade will move south in Meri-
dian St., around the Monument to
the right, east in e. Market st. to
Pennsylvania st. and south in
Pennsylvania to Georgia St.,
where 1t will disband. G.. A. r.
will then be motored to Crown Hill
for special services.
Twenty-one guns from FIT. Harri-
son will fire salute. State SEN
ator Thomas A. Dailyawill make the
principal address. Children will
strew flowers over the graves.
The Rev. Edward Haines Kistler,
pastor of Fourth Presbyterian
Church, will talk at a. m. on the
north steps of the monument. Hoo
isier Post 624, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will give a military salute
to the dead.
Children Have Part
From to II a. m. children will
scatter flowers around each segment.
Flowers will be strewn on graves at
all cemeteries.
.s Irvington Post 3s Of the American
4 Legion will hold services at $3.50 a.
I'm. at Memorial Park cemetery. All
! patriotic organizations will meet at
$40 a. m at Ritter Ave. and e.
! Washington ST., where cars will take
I them to the grounds. Sergt. Rob
Xendrick will call the roll followed
v ceremony by George Cornelius,
n Twin p. Hovey w. r. c. and Boy
N outs will direct services at 10 a.
=. Mt. Jackson cemetery. Mrs.
idH Frady will act as master OF
50 HES. Frank C. Riley will
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Rev. William f. Russell will
pfeg ,,fe at ceremonies at 10 a. m. at
Floral Park cemetery. G.. A. r.
members will give their ritual
! service following an address by
Frank M Jeffrey, attorney.
Flag to Be Presented
At Anderson cemetery, east of
Yrvington, rites will be directed by
! william r. Shearer at 10 a. m. The
Rev. Enoch Wood will be principal
I speaker. The Rev. ]. w. Collins
will give the invocation. 4
< G. A. r. members and Otis e.
Brown Post World War Veterans,
l will have charge Of exercises at New
Crown cemetery at 10 a. m. George
IT. Davis of 335th Infantry, 89th
Division, will talk on This Day in
! History" Quartet from the South
J ern Avenue Baptist Church will
sing.
A large American flag In behalf
! Of the knights of Columbus will be
presented to the Holy Cross ceme-
terry at services at 3 p. m. Mrs.
I Madge Friday, assisted by the w. R.
c., will make presentation.
Impressive services were held today
at Shortridge High School. Address
es were given by Principal George
Buck and four students, Howell
Brooks, Julia Moriarity, William
: Charles Otto and Hilda Renchen. A
J. cornet quartet Of the school orches-
stra sounded taps and played the
! ar.Spangled Banner"
Judge to Speak
4 Silk flag cords will be given Boy
: Scout Troops IL and 40 by the AL
vim p. Hovey Relief Corps 1876 and
auxiliary. James e. Deery will pre-.
Z side. City Judge Delbert O.. Wilmeth
Z viii be principal speaker.
\ Religious and memorial services
3 will be held at 2:S0 p. m. at the
4 Concordia cemetery, 200 s. Me-
: ridian st. The Rev. F. w. Seehau-
: sen will make an address
4 Memorial services will be held at
Ebenezer cemetery Sunday by Ben
n jannin Harrison Camp, Sons of Vet
erans' Auxiliary. The Rev. Knox
Roberts will make the address.
A memorial program was also
4 given at Emmerich Manual Train
T ing. An address was delivered by
John Hermann and Rotations were
given by Clarence Bluemel, Cleora
i Robertson and Miriam Wit. Law
renee Condrey read the gold star"
/ list 2-1 Charles, Dant sounded taps.
{ Don MeI,ke presided. The boys and
girls s.ea club and school orchestra
completed the program.
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