The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-23
GROUPS OUTLINE
MEMORIAL DAY
SERVICES HERE
Parade, Monument Program
Included; Veterans to
Take Part.

Plans for Memorial Day services
in indianapolis May 80 have been
completed, Wilson C. Oren, general
Memorial Association president. an
nomced today.
The parade, which is to start at
Pratt and Meridian-sts, is to be I'M
der direction of James c. Mangus.
grand marshal, and William S.
Ashford, chief of staff. Four divi-
sions are to include Sons of Union
Veterans, Grand Army of the Re-
public, firing squad, United Spanish
War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, American Legion, Disabled
American Veterans. Boy Scouts,
Camp Fire Girls, Girl Reserves and
school students.
Each division is to assemble on
Meridian-st, spaced at intervals
south to North-St.
The parade is to be led by G.. A.
r. veterans, who are to ride in auto
mobiles with police escort.
Program at Monument
Moving south on Meridian-st. the
line of march is to turn east on
Michigan-st to Pennsylvania st,
south on Pennsylvania st to YER
mont-st, west on Vermont-st to
Meridianst, south on Meridian-st to
Monument Circle and around to the
Columbia Club, where it is to dis
band
Immediately after the parade.
services under direction Of Charles
r. Michael, v. of w. state adjutant,
are to be held on the steps of Sol
diers and Sailors Monument.
Invocation and address are to be
delivered by the Rev. Ira Williams,
Noblesville, department chaplain, v.
of F. w. The Gettysburg address
) is to be read by Joseph B. Hen
ninger of the G. A. r., and an
address by the Rev. Abraham S.
Woodland is to be included.
Groups Arrange Services
Veteran and auxiliary organiza-
lions. have scheduled services as
follows:
New Crown Cemetery. Saturday
at 10, Otis E. Brown Post, World
War Veterans; Jewish Cemetery,
Sunday at 1920, Frank T. Strayer
Post, " of F. w; Morton Memorial,
Oliver P. Morton Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of Union, Sunday as $780, An
derson Cemetery, Sunday at 2, East
Indianapolis Post, American Legion:
Memorial Park Cemetery, Sunday,
May "a, at 2:30, Irvington Post,
American Legion.
Lawton statue, United Spanish
War Veterans; Floral Park Gene
terry, Sunday, May "a, Lavelle Cos
sett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars:
Grove of Remembrance, Friday,
May %, Hamilton Berry Chapter,
Service Star Legion: Ebenezer
Cemetery, Sunday, May 81, Ben
Harrison Camp, Sons of Union Vet
Grams.
Other Services Arranged
Washington Park, Sunday, May
"a, Strayer Post, V. of F.. w: Con-
cordia Cemetery, Sunday, May 81,
Daughters of Union Veterans; Har-
rison and Lincoln statues, Univer-
sity Park; Mount Jackson Gene
terry, Saturday, May 30, Women's
Relief Corps; Round Hill Cemetery,
Hugh Copsey Post, American Le-
gion and Auxiliary; Crown Hill
Cemetery, Saturday, May 80, Cen
, eral Memorial Association; Shilo
Cemetery, Sunday, May "a. at GAS,
V. of F. W: Holy Cross Cemetery.
Sunday, May "a, at 1850, Lavell
Gossett Post 908. v. Of F. W: Glen
/ Haven Memorial Cemetery. Sunday,
May "a. at 2. Madden Nottingham
Post, American Legion; Meridian-st
bridge Sunday, May "a, at 4,
Sailor, Marine and Air Service,
Ben Harrison Camp, Sons of Vet
Grams; Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment. Saturday, beginning at 1890
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