she a h i u £ ii a & £ a .4 x
without expense to the
Published
U. S
Volume 3
Z&L133L. JLO
19.2-3
? A ? S
Citizens of Hii.iss aid ie. iber 3 o' "he ;i-~ iso.i u.iitsi ins norning
in services at the Ar&if! brotherhood nail as a final tribute to bar
ren Gamaliel liar ding, ^rssideiit of the Unite! States*
All troops available were marched at 9:30 a,:n* to the hall. All busin
} « ess houses of the community wore closed for the day, and as ? rivate
m Donald Stickney, of Gc mo any E. blew the solorin notes of "Church Call"
I the citizens and their families assembled*
At the hsur when, in Aarion Ohio, the funeral rites of the departed
resident were being he.d, Judge Stout called the manorial meeting to
order* lhe Reverend Mr* MeJean of Haines offered the opening prayer
foliowed by a vecad uvaoer by Mrs. Nord.. Captain Robert C. Vfe-ight ’
7th Infantry^ spoke or it ha] f of the Corioanding Officer and the ^ar
risen.^ After congregational singing lead by Hrs. Nord, Mr. Odell paid
em!v,“ri°Ute °J t!’e civilian co:*wmity to the beloved chief executive,
emphasising one difficulties encountered in assumin'- office at the
thflrev-f ^ie/:i9;ltei w 3111 unfiinohbig ^irJwth which
TrlJ' V +? t faC6d aU ""ioultiea. After oho singing of "-ta
sa;l LtZ 5*nSntl£e a33eubla-° Benediction by Hr. HcWi the
KJiicjs fzrdel by ?rivit°suoi:Ly ^ ^
iioojot:*} iDo con-mas_
^3ZSV° tei!Sfa?hiC iaStrUCti0as *• •-»** lepartueat, armoend
of the Amytal aftsrJ*e President's death, all officers
band of c4e ol the a^ reV^ Z* —«*«« < a
eluding September 2nd, ‘ ^ abre hllt) ,antil and in
reamer schedule
Admiral Rodgers.
Jefferson*... ...--August
Estebeth (Alaskan :iai{ *0 ^V) .*.August
Princess Louise (Arrive ^ *."
12 or 13
13 or 14
ii’gurt 14.
..august 15th.
The Rev. Father J.F. Honc-han SJnnl -•■■'•
tionaLt--^^r*?llic i-aioriratio l f-01 ."’i? °' Pjat, received on Sed
Worli'ifer. • rec^ 1 active 3e;-vice“in Ui^riai^Lf^*" •