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Deeply Impressive Pro gram is Beautifully Rendered Tnyrestive 2nt simple were Tre ginal Memorial services held bis Hamilton Tadee No. ii. Jose Or der of Moore and the two auuxiliay Judges, Junior Mavs and the Mooseheart Legion, at the betferrun theatre Sunday afternoon. : Thuy largest crowd shat has ever, assembled before in (history of, the organiation gathered yortnr day to pay tribute to the separted members of the three lodges. ‘A beautif v cuingical progrear added to the dxention and ire, chestra selections by the Moab jorchustra, solos lr Tames Tyan Pisher and Mandie Ferguson tae gether will oocuT quartet degelere sions helper elaborate on the fue fing program. The services were opened with Yhw Moose archester water the ai yoption of J. Edward Tehukulu playing “ Adeste Videlis. Then came“ 'Cyrilight and Posen’ by the quarrele composed of Miss Blanche Ferguson, Miss Maury Keleh, James Ryan Fisher and George Seger. This selection he rendered in a Very beautiful man ner the audience giving male Figus by approval. Services opened. Following the quartetly eclection the services were opened by Miche for Harry S. Schuster. With a short but brief ceremony the char ter was draped be the Sergeant An drew Gaking, followed by 4 Wiel address by Mr. Schuster. Lea F. Welss, prelate, then ren ewed the opening prayer. He en largei on Rev. Denney 6 fayoration and urged t he members of the or ganisations never to forget their departed members but to help them in mind ale “Knee lu Danes Bean Fisher, my aher am] es » effectively rendered by Mr. ‘er, accom panied by Mrs. Williaoy Weislogel. ‘Mrs. Boss Speake. The Senior Regent, Mrs. Therilia Ross of the Movseheart Legion, then spoke briefly on the Great Be yond. She called to mind the fact that the departed members of the organizations to remember ¢ar siently their departed fathers and jo py thent jistrinte not only on Ye Says of the Monoriad str yiees but always. “Nearer My Gad le Theo?! was nest sang by the assembly. A gian tette selection followed. “ Pretator Harry H. Siluete spokeun ‘Our Defending Circle’ and paid a lasting wad plawinge tth ‘ite to he depueted members of the ‘Monse Iudge. There is Nu Death’? ly Gunt Brey ‘Wave, as Leantifilly reas sured by Mira Bouche Ferguson and was followed by a short act Gressly Past Becior Regent Eliz wbett, MuClorkey a vocal solo by was the next son g ef The Kull Cal vy Secretaries Wife JYiom a. Welsh, Arthur Ruilt and Marie F. Wele wag one of the most hepressive ceremomies of the, wuititee Mr. Welsh slowly read the ames of t he departed members while he oyehestea xecoupanied bint with soft straing of where ae he extolled the names of the various simi and armen who had departed: this life sities the organization of (the Hane ilton lodges, ‘The following met Have dapaeled ines the last memeniad seevivest) “Thomas ay, Tend Taker) Thomas J. Welsh, Laermer Mout, William Meder, daha Graubert,J ohn IL. Spreng, Joseph We Irauth, William Tuley, dolian W. Westhy of Toba banieaeter, Frank Welling holt, William Kheneehwender god Carl Mayer, Adsestt Weathers , the dite Moozy praia ae, Harry Keo ger, Charlye Bygters, Clayton Bah wack, Enel M9 Mark “Miles, Tears Hroker, Michael Kaselavie and Fred Satire. Greenher at the Moorelvart nestigiation per awag eine the last anenioing), Lilla Schusters Farewell Address. Following, the roll call Vast Nie lalor A. Vi, Byglostin, delivered: the farewell adore. Te paid a trib ale (4 Shoe departial dea very: fie preceiva GUHA Slo, Talo di. Lente. Maevheart governor, then delivered the orn dbname en the dleags, Hey. Father To J. Henning diliy. erott thy Bunedie(lon atub asker the, Mowgliaft Guitar all the ilequartind anothers fest) SUM swithh Wer’ wat there rendered by she quartette. View Dictator Pyank Wo Tik hon spoke shortly at Oyu Births Caton! ard Waleed segs AL Thee ood quaking at 1) Materity Liiva The losing bye Brotate (Couttivad on page 4),
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Mon, Feb 19, 1923
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