The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-25
WARRIOR DEAD
OF CITY Will
Be HONORED
Parade Will Be MemnriaI
Day Feature as Trib-
ute to G. A. R.
ARRANGE BRIDGE RITES
Services Are Scheduled at
Cemeteries in Afternoon,
Also on Sunday.

Memorial Day will be observed In
Indianapolis Wednesday in the ira
ditional manner.
There will be a parade in which
the remnant of the Grand Army of
the Republic, in whose honor the
day was dedicated originally, will
take part.
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
will be decorated and services held
in honor of the dead of the Civil
War and other wars in which Amer
lea has taken part. That will be
in the morning.
In the afternoon the parade will
proceed through the downtown
streets and then participants will
be taken to Crown Hill Cemetery.
where the main service of the day
will be held, and followed by decor
alton of graves of the warrior dead.
Churches will hold memorial SER
vices Sunday and formal programs
have been arranged for the ceme-
teries, Garfield Park, and the Mer-
idian St. bridge.
Bridge Services Arranged
The bridge services in honor of
soldiers, sailors, marines, and air
men will be from p. m, to D. NJ.
Sunday. Mrs. Claudia K. Erther
will be master Of ceremonies.
Assembly will be sounded by the
Boy Scouts; America" sung under
leadership of Albert L. Pauley; in
vocation and address by the Rev.
Francis D. McCabe; memorial trib-
ute for Miss Addie M. Wallace;
solo by Mrs. Victor Hintz; ritualistic
service by Sons of Union Veterans
and Auxiliary No. 10; salute by fir
ing squad from Harold McGrew
Camp; Spanish War Veterans; and
taps by Boy Scouts.
Major Taylor will spray flowers
over the Fall Greek bridge from an
airplane.
At Garfield Park the Grove Of
Remembrance" services will be at
2:30 p. m, Tuesday. Mrs. Cora
Young Wiles. president OF Hamil-
ton Berry chapter, and Mrs. Henry
Coerper, memorial committee chair
man, will be in charge.
Program Is Scheduled
Program will consist of assembly
call by Robert Hanika, Boy Scout
bugier; invocation by George Arthur
Frantz; greeting, Mrs. Wiles; song
by children from School 10; solo,
Donald DoWery; address. the Rev. J.
Floyd Seelig; song, children School
"a; and placing Of flags on 387 trees
by the school children.
General Memorial Association SER
vices will be held at Holy Cross
cemetery at 3 p. m, Sunday under
auspices of the Knights of Column
bus and the G.. A. r., Alvin P. How
ey, Women's Relief Corps, NO 1876;
Catholic Boy Scouts, Spanish Amer
lean and World War Veterans.
John A. Royse will be master of
ceremonies. The Rev. Albert v.
Deery will pronounce invocation and
benediction and John K. Ruckel-
haus will deliver an address. Music
will be by the Cathedral High
School band and st. Johns orches-
ira. Ritualistic service will be con-
Quoted by the c. A. r. under direc-
ton Of A. B. Charlie.
Services At Cemeteries
Services at Floral Park and Shi-
lob cemetery will be at p. m. Sun
day. John A. Weinbrecht will be
master of ceremonies. The Rev.
Chandler will pray and the Rev.
Mr.. Knox deliver the address. Me-
mortal services will be by Lavelle
Gossett Post, No. 9O8, G. A. r.
Services at Mt. Jackson and An
derson cemeteries will be at. 10 a.
m. Memorial Day. Madge Frady
will be master Of ceremonies at Mt.
jackson; the Rev. T. j. Simpson
will pray, and Max j. Young will
speak. At Anderson William r.
Shearer will preside; the Rev. E. P.
Jewett will pray, and the Rev. j.
Floyd Seelig will speak.
Services at Ebenezer Church will
be held Sunday, June 8. Mrs. Lilly
Clary will preside, the Rev. Knox
Roberts will pray, and Capt. William
H. Ball will speak.