The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-03
ELKS TO HONOR
! DEAD MEMBERS
WITH SERVICES
Local and State Lodges to
Join in Annual Memo
rial; on Sunday.


THE faults Of our brothers we write
son the sands; their virtues upon the
ablets Of love and memory"
Elks all over the world win bow
.:leirI heads Sunday in annual OBJ
servance Of Memorial Day for
brothers who have died in the past
year.
Indianapolis Lodge No. 10, Benev--
olent and Protective Order of Elks,
will commemorate the memory of
departed members with special
memorial service at 8 p. m. Sunday.
Sixty-four Indiana lodges will hold
services throughout the State.
Fitzgerald Speaker
John M. Fitzgerald, past exalted
ruler of Terre Haute Lodge No. So,
viii be the principal speaker here.
Service will be opened with the
professional" followed by a solo,
RED, Red Rose" sung by. Victor
Dannacher. Opening exercises by
the lodge proceeds the prayer by
Earl Wolf, chaplain. Mrs. Arnold
Spencer will sing "He That DWELL
eth," and Dannacher will sing Call
ing Me Home to You" Closing ex-
ercises by the lodge follows a harp
solo Memories" by P. Montana
Those who have died since Oct.
26, 1925, are: Charles A. Bookwalter,
past exhalted ruler; Lee j. Kirsch,
Edward E. Avery, L. j. Sexton, w.
&. Ryan, Lawrence Gels, Joseph
Ruthenburg, Henry Weber, D. S.
Callahan, Walton L. Dynes, w. Fl.
Tobin, I. S. Downing, Eugene Harris,
Sprague Green, George B. RubinS,
Sam Resented, James L. Corey,
Frank B. Brown, Joseph j. Herbert,
M. l.. Jefferson, James G. Douglas,
John Peek, Charles Wilder, Harry
l.. Scott, r. Maurath, Samuel Lewis
Shank, w. j. Hungate, E. L. Ziegler,
Charles G. Norton, Thomas T.
Brown, Fl. S. Meeker, George T.
CVrlon and Thomas F. Dugan.
Committee Members
Memorial committee includes JOS
eph E. Clark, A. B. Hanson, F. B.
NIcNeely, j. H. Tudball and George
w. June.
Reception committee: Charles w.
Bailey, Sam Marer, Charles Hoff-
man, F. A. Krause, William A. Tay-
lor, F. w. Addison, DR.. B. M. Gun
delfinger, Joseph Speaks, G. c.
Cohee, Everett Irish, John Remmet-
ter, Clarence Irish, Arnold Spencer,
w. j. Fahey, Charles Grove, j. H.
Tudball, F. w. Hicks, Charles E.
Smith, Fred Pixley and George
Wellbaum./
BLUFFTON, Dec. Sired Week
ing will give the memorial address
for the ElkS Memorial day service
at 2:30 p. NJ. Sunday.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 3.-Frank M.
McHale, Logansport, Ind, will give
the principal address Sunday at the
ElkS Memorial day srrvice Of Frank
fort Lodge No. 500, B. P. @. E.
Upton, Dec. 3.-The Rev. H. r.
Pearcy, pastor of the Christian
Church, will speak at the annual
Memorial day service at the Elks
Lodge at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Sena-
tor George H. Clifford will give the
eulogy and Mrs. Bessie Byersdorfer
will sing.
LEBANON, Dec. 3.-The Rev.
James D. Martin, pastor of the first
Presbyterian Church, will give the
annual Memorial day address of the
ElkS Lodge Sunday, for the twenty
three members who died in the past
year. A musical program will be
given before the service by Miss
Lucille Clay and Raymond Myers.
accompanied by Mrs. Jack EdwardA
Officers giving the memorial
ritualistic service are Winson Jones,
exhalted ruler; DR.. H. L. Baker,
esteemed leading knight; Len Bart,
esteemed loyal knight; George Pal
ner, esteemed lecturing knight, and
Onner Burgin, esquire.
MUNCIE, Dec. 3.-Attorney b.
land A. Turner, Greensburg, Ind,
will be principal speaker at the Elks'
annual Memorial day service at 2:30
p. m. Sunday. George w. Cromer
will give the .eulogy.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Dec. 3.-Dr.
George Lewes Macintosh, president
emeritus of Wabash College, will
give an address Sunday at the Elks
Club at the Memorial service Of the
r p q F. Earl BERRY iS chairman
of the service committee. Warren
Parish is exalted ruler.
MICHIGAN CITY, Dec. S.-At-
orney Timothy P. Calvin, Ham
,n0nd, Ind, will speak Sunday after
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