Few Old Soldiers to Be Honored on Decoration Day Parade
Memorial Day program set for Oakland Cemetery on May 30, 1909 under Spencer Post No. 489 G A R. Almon W. Bulkley and John A. Verhoeven will speak. parade forms on 187th Street and Wabash Avenue at 2 PM with bands, schools, and citizens.
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Almon W. Bulkley
John A. Verhoeven
G. W. Spencer Post
G. A. R. Riverdale
Illinois
Michael H. Kelly
Col. F. C. Propper
Frank R. Baker
Henry Jonas
J. C. Riegel
George H. McMillen
Geo. S. Harter
Dalton
South Chicago Post
Wm. Harbrecht
Carl_Pihotenbauer
Chas. Bishop
John Clayton
Judge Schafer
Columbia Post
Chicago
Oakland Cemetery
Spencer Post
187Th Street
Wabash Avenue
Grand Army of the Republic
Wyman Post
Pullman
Almon W. Bulkey
America
Dolton notices mark funeral and sports events
John Hoppe of Dolton dies at 5 15 am after illness. Funeral at Evangelical Immanuel Church Monday May 30 at 2 pm with Rev Helm. Athletics lose to Greeleys 7 1 and schedule games May 30 and June 6 at Dolton grounds. Pot plants offered by Wm Wegener & Son for Decoration Day.
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John Hoppe
Dolton
Evangelical Immanuel Church
Helm
Wisconsin Lime & Cement Co
Chicago Brick Co
John Rumick
Harvey High School
Hoppe
North Side Stars
Kensington
North Side Scrubs
Riverdale Tigers
Lund’s Hall
Dalton
Wm. Wegener & Son
Dolton Florists
Sheridan Avenue
Alma Maters Beat Riverdales 9 to 5 In Sunday Play
The Alma Maters defeated the Riverdales 9 to 5 with errors by Kelly and Windsdor helping the visitors. Over a hundred South Chicago fans traveled to cheer, and a follow up game against Roseland Eclipse with Heine Siegel is slated for next Sunday at Penfield's grounds.
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Riverdales
Kelly
Windsdorfer
South Chicago
Roseland
Heine
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