Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-28

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of the program will be held
in the Park Street School
Auditorium at 1000 am. The
speaker will be James p.
Fuller, Jr., Commander Min
tn District, American Legion
of Ohio. The following pro-
gram has been planned:
Musical selections by the
Chardon Rube Band; Invo =
cation by the Rev. Ed er.
Roytar, pastor of the Char
don Assembly of God Church
welcome by Carl Gundersen,
Jr., Commander of Chardon
Post; Vocal selections b y
the Chardon Mixed Chorus
under the direction of Mrs.
David Booth: Introduction of
speaker by Mayor Vain Par
sons; Speaker James Fuller;
Vocal selections by the mix
ed chorus and music by the
Chardon Rube Band. At this
point the service will move
out of the auditorium to
form a parade.
The Parade will form on
Goodrich Court. Included will
be The American Legion Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, their
Auxiliaries, Woman's re :
lief Corps, Blue and G o ! d
Star Mothers, Chardon High
School Band, Boy Scouts ],
Girl Scouts, Cubs, Brownies,
Girl Cadets and Patriotic Ci-
tizens. On the way to t h e
Cemetery the Parade will
stop at the Memorials at the
Courthouse. The Parade will
continue to the cemetery
where a short memorial will
be given by the Woman's Re-
lief Corps. The Gettysburg
Address will be given b y
Tom Thornburgh, Chardon
High School Senior.
A salute to the dead will
be given by the American
Legion and Taps played by
trumpeterS of Chardon High
School. The formation I'll,
then proceed to the World
War / and II Memorial!
where the Chardon Hig h
School Band will play tn
Star Spangled Banner. The
service will be concluded by
Rev. John w. Ridder of st
Luke Episcopal Church WHIT
will give the Benediction
Marching units will again
play the National Anthem al
and raise the flags.
All veterans are requested
to meet with members O
4 Chardon Post of the Ameri
can Legion at $3.50 am. OF
Memorial Day to conduc
Memorial Day services a
900 am. at the ChardoI
Township Cemeteries on Rt
A and Clark Rd. and Mem
orial Service at $50 am. a
the Chardon Center Gene
terry on King Memorial High
way.
HAMBDEN - The parad'
will start from the schoo
house at $50 am. and Marcl
to the placque at the corne
where Boy Scouts will plac,
10 plants at the sMonumen
in honor of Service men o
World Wars ! and IL. TIL,
parade will proceed on b
the Hambden Christian ant
Missionary Alliance Churcl
for services at 10 am.
Group Singing America
Invocation Arthur F'uerst
Lincoln's Gettysburg A d
dress Brian Rayl. Exercis,
and Song with autoharp &C
compartment by Jacquelyl
Rode. 2 prize essay Rob
ert Bagley, End prize essay
David Singerman, 1st priz,
essay Flora Mae Aikens
Anthem Marching wit h
the heroes by Junior Choir o
Hambden Congregations
Church. Address Attorne.
Mark Sperry. Song G o d
Bless America Jr. Choir
Monument Of Unknown Sold
ier at the cemetery.
Reading of names of a !
soldiers Ben Babcock. Pre-
sentation by Hambden Men
Club. Salute to the Fla g.
led by Boy Scouts. T a p S
Don Wedge and Robert Kori
tansky. Salute f ir n g
Squad.
CHESTER Memoria
day services sponsored b,
Chester Grange No. 2479 ii
be held at the Chester Schoo
Auditorium on Saturday Ma.
80 at 1000 am. The w e
Geauga high school band vii
play. Invocation by the Rev
Daniel D'Arment, pastor o
| the Presbyterian Church.
Boy Scout Troops Nos. g
and 1876 will participate. La
ura LaMoreaux will sing
The address for the day vii
be given by David Eardley
an attorney from Chardon
The program. at the schoo
will be followed by the marcl