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Wilmette Life

Location

Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1924

Page

16

Instructions for UNOFFICIAL program parade and silent services

The notice directs organizations to gather at 8 45 A M on the village green for a parade formation with placards along Wilmette and Central avenues. Members should stay in assigned groups, avoid breaking ranks, contact a legionnaire for guidance, and maintain silence during Lake Front park services.

Village Green Village Hall Wilmette Avenue Central Avenue Lake Front Park

Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony Schedule 1924

Memorial Day activities for May 30 1924 begin at 8 45 am with assembly at the Village Green and Village Hall under Col Albert L Denman O R C. The procession routes extend via Wilmette Ridge St Josephs cemetery Lake Central and Park avenues to Lake Front Park for services including a Solemn High Military Mass at St Josephs cemetery.

Village Green Village Hall Albert L. Denman Infantry R. Malcolm McKerchar Cavalry Harvey Hopp Ralph Wessel Adj Wilmette Avenue Ridge Avenue St. Joseph’s Cemetery Peter J. Huerter Lake Avenue Park Avenue Central Avenue Sixth Street Linden Avenue Fourth Street Lake Front Park Park Father Schiller American Legion

Flag Courtesy Guidance for Display Rules

Guidance outlines proper flag display when mounted on staffs and platforms, including positions relative to speakers, street configurations, and half mast procedures. It specifies the union orientation, the rule for horizontal projections, and the sequence for hoisting and lowering when flown at half staff.

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