it»rt.PAID TRIBUTEithTO ED MENEELY1Services Held From Hos-31 kins Funeral Home Yes-ty8terday Afternoonriwere: I^eonard CJreenfleld,Charles O. Brown, Albert Gard-ner, Frank Simmons, Harry Crif-fith and Clayton Horton, TheMany relatives and friends paid tribute to the memory ofE. II. Meneely, who died here Saturday morning, at the funeral services held from the Hoskins(funeral honw? /yesterday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock. Dr. W. F. i Hex officiated at the services.The casket was banked with flowers and many others were placed in baskets and vases. Mrs Clen Bates and Mrs. Wil-(liam Neibert, sang the tVmgs with Mrs. Bales at the piano. The songs were: “Abide WithMe,” and Going Down the Val-Iqy.” The casket attendantstn.attendants were all members of nthe 133rl Band with the exception of Mr. Greenfield, who used to be commanding officer. In- iferment was made in the Ever-vgreen cemetery.