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Memorial Day Service Honors World War Heroes
Memorial day ceremonies in Pere Marquette cemetery and at the Coast Guard station reflect on World War I sacrifices. Speakers praised patriotism guided by faith, with Rev Fr. Piaskowski, Lt. Fr. Golden, and local youths reciting Lincoln and patriotic tributes. The Leveaux family memorializes Emory and Cosmer, two brothers who died in service, while services honor all who perished and vow to carry on their cause for justice and peace.
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Aa ‘Britithe
Lincoln
Tidow
International
New
New York
Chicago
France
Belgium
Italy
Serbia
Russia
Germany
Cecilian
Union
Star Spangler
Erving Hansen
James A. Golden
Pere Marquette
Earl T. Morrison
Edwin’h. Ewing
American. Legion
Marquette
Ceme
Polihvada Humber
Ray Anderzack
Getteburg
St. Stanislaus
Sylvester ‘Kazmiersid
St. Simon's
Piaskowski
Ithegalize Nation
Father Piaskowski
St. Simon's School
Coast Guards Station
Nels Palmer
Dreas
W. B. Knapp
Grand Army of the Republic
Matian Hawley
Palmer
Carrie
Velma Streeter
Gudlington High School
Lakeview Cemetery
Hilliard
Mem
Arlals
Congress
Secretary of War
Flowerday
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
America
Élecalle
Srobention
Ludjigton
Manon County
Hergeb
Hast Hid Park
Leveaux ‘Py
H. BE. Walt
Ludington Public Schools
Gay
Reyesponse
East End
Leveaux Park
Leveaux Place
John Leveaux
Sweden
Leveaux
Christine
Emory
Emory Leverux
North Sea
United States
Cosmer Leveaux