The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-21
MEMORIAL DAY
RITES ARRANGED
BY CITY GROUPS
Parade Starting at 10 to Be
Feature: Units Taking
Part Announced.

Again the muffled drums and fife
VIII be heard in honor Of Indiana S
war dead in a mammoth Memorial
Day parade 70 be held in downtown
indianapolis beginning al 10 Thurs
day. May 30.
The parade. plans for which have
been made by the General Memorial
Association. will form IN y. Meri-
dian-st and move south 10 Michi-
gan-st. east 10 Pennsyl'ania-st,
south 70 VeTmont-st, west to Meri-
dian-st. south 70 the Monument
Circle. and around the circle 10 the
Columbia Club. where Il VIII dis
band.
There will be four units in the
parade under the general direction
Of william S. Ashford. grand mar
shall. and Charles Fay. chief Of
staff.
First Division Organizations
Organizations assigned to the first
division in the parade are the Sons
Of Union Veterans Of the Civil War
and Grand Army Of the Republic
In the second unit VIII be the firing
squad. United Spanish War Veter-
ans. and Veterans OF Foreign Wars
The American Legion and Disabled
American Veterans viii be included
in the third division and the fourth
unit viii be made up Of Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls. Girl Reserves and
pupils from Indianapolis public
schools.
Leaders Of the respective divisions
viii be Capt. Albert L. Pauley, first;
Charles Michael. second; Paul F.
Trees. third; and Capt. F. o. Bel
ger. fourth.
Alfred C. Oliver Will give an adj
dress on the Monument steps, fol-
lowing the parade. and a short pro-
gram including patriotic songs, the
firing Of a salute to the dead and
the playing Of Taps" will be held.
Services i'm Cemeteries
Services in memoriam will be held
next Sunday at the Holy Cross. St.
Joseph. and JeweSh cemeteries. The
Holy Cross and st. Joseph services
will be in charge Of the Knights of
Columbus under the direction Of
Maurice j. Fitzgerald.
Anderson. Memorial Park, Round
Hill. Floral Park, Shiloh, COncOrdia.
and Washington Park cemeteries Will
witness special services May p.
The Hamilton Berry Chapter Of
the Service Star Legion Will hold a
service IN the Grove of Remem-
brance at Garfield Park. Tuesday,
May %. Programs Of remembrance
will also he held at the New Crown,
Mt. Jackson. r. Benjamin Harrison,
and Crown Hill cemeteries. WedneS-
day. May %.
The Ben Harrison Camp and
Auxiliary No. 10 will have charge
of services at the Ebenezer Church
and cemetery Sunday morning.
June ?. Daniel Alfred Durbin and
Miss Mary Alice Durbin Will have
charge of the program.
Groups Sponsoring Service
Patriotic organizations sponsoring
the memorial services are:
Anderson Cemetery Association,
East indianapolis American Legion
Post No. 13, Irvington American Le-
gion Post No. 38, Otis E. Brown
World War Veterans Post, Hugh
CropSey American Legion Post No.
SOL. Iavelle GOSSett Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post No. 908. Alvin p
Hovey WOmans Relief Corps,
Daughters of the Union Veterans
of the Civil War. Glenn Aultmann
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and
Ladies Auxiliary. Gov. Oliver P.
Morton Daughters of the Union
Chapter, HOOSier Veterans of For
eign Wars. 624. and Richard Litz
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post.
Officers Of the General Memorial
Association organization which has
arranged the cO-Ordinated programs
are Wilson C. Oren. president:
Charles Michael. vice president:
Joseph B. Henninger. honorary
president; Paul NJ. Trees. treasurer:
Mrs. Edna E. Pauley. secretary: and
Mrs. Frank NeSSler. Mrs Alice
Walker. and Mrs. Lula HartSog,
trustees.