Memorial Day Parade Graces Cincinnati Streets
Thousands view the Memorial Day parade in Cincinnati as veterans and civic groups march from Eighth and Race to Government Square. A French 75 gun is presented by Captain Theodore Christen to Mayor Galvin, symbolizing Franco American unity and a pledge to defend freedom.
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Cincinnati
Eighth
Race Streets
Race Street
Sixth
Main Streets
Square
Government Square
John Thompson
William C. Meyer
Board of Education
Louis Schwab
William Copelaw
Grand Army of the Republic
Theodore A. Christen
University of Cincinnati
Richard Brault
Rene Mason
Anne Pingon
Georges Roy
J. J. Lang
William Sanders
Robert W. Marx
United States Marine Corps
John West
Church
Philip R. Colebank
American Legion
Cincinnati Post
F. W. Hendly
Earl Stewart
B. E. Spencer
Robert E. Bentley
Albert H. Morrill
Marshal John Clark
J. C. Clare
George Reiter
S. W. McGrath
Internal Revenue
United States
J. R. Clark
E. Beaman
W. Lueders
Feather
Wade Cushing
F. M. Hamilton
Fred L. Hoffman
C. M. Jacobs, Jr
R. Ju Dunning
Charles Zeck
A. F. Roberts
Army and Navy Union
G. A. R. Division
Plum
Seventh Streets
G. A. R. Rank
Spring Grove Cemetery
Galvin
United States Service
Christen
United States Army
France
Art Museum
Lafayette
Yorktown
America
Ex officers lead by former privates in Memorial Day parade
Many ex offciers marched beside ex privates in Robert E Bentley Post units as ex private commanders led four company groups. E T Rockwell notes the display shows democracy rising within military ranks with ex commissioned officers sharing ranks and duties. Ex officers in parade rarely led, with enlisted men commanding units.
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Robert E- Bentley
American Legion
Bentley
Albert H. Morrill
I. H. Dube
James Lightfield
L. W. Fahnest
William W. Nitche
Memorial Services at United Jewish Cemetery Held
Rabbi Louis Grossmann led memorial services in the United Jewish Cemetery with speakers Howard Colston Alfred Macbrair A E Otte and A E Morgenstern under the Fred C. Jones Post G A R. Rabbi David Philipson gave the benediction I M Prager welcomed attendees as Hoffman Evanston and Oakley school pupils formed a chorus of patriotic songs.
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Louis Grossmann
United Jewish Cemetery
Howard Colston
Alfred Macbrair
A. E. Otte
A. E. Morgenstern
Fred C. Jones
David Philipson
I.M. Prager
Hoffman, Evanston and
Oakley
Memorial Day Observed at Boys' Opportunity Farm
Patriotic exercises mark Memorial Day observance at the Boys' Opportunity Farm near Glendale. The morning included flag raising and a salute to Old Glory as allegiance to flag and country was reaffirmed. The program featured songs recitations and stories, followed by grave decorations at Glendale cemeteries. Superintendent A. J. Willey spoke.
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Opportunity
Glendale
A. J. Willey
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