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aCivil fVar Veteran Attends Richland ^ Memorial Programf penal To The Wav If Fi*.• Richland. Ia. June 5. Rllt; bland , ‘held memorial services Tuesday after-1 noon in the park. A large crowd 'from here and •srious other places ! gathered to honor the veterans of J the wars. Richland still has one, Civil war veteran. B. H. Grove. 83 years old, who attended the services as usual. Legion members attended *• in a body taking part in the services. ^ A* C. Roach conducted the pro- j * gram.At the Highland and Friends cemetery. services were conducted by the ; Legion. Mr. Grover helped place j the wreath on the monuments and b'° the soldiers graves were decorated. Taps closed the services.Mrs. Milo Hinshaw of Wayland, and son Zear Hm-h -w of Washington weie in Richland Tu« lt;i i\ ..t-« , tending the- memorial services.j Mrs. Willi Pitch Is a patient in Fairfield hospital.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones have returned home from Sigourney where 1 * they were teaching. The school ic closed last week. Mr. and Mrs. | iJI Jones plan to spend the week-end y at Emerson with Mr. and Mrs. Ber-nard Pnxson. Mis Izora Bishop will d return home with them after spend-ing the winter with her daughter,*- Mrs I •axson.011BaibnMMlt;Han mou at a alun
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Burlington Hawk Eye
Burlington, Iowa, US
Tue, Jun 06, 1933
Page 3
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