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March to McKinley Monument, where Memorial Service will be held, led by Chaplain J.O. Campbell. MEMORIAL SERVICE Introduction by President of Regiment —

are being placed on the graves of Colonel Hard and Chaplain Kieffer Memorial Address — — — — — Chaplain J. O. Campbell Benediction The parade will return

Glendale Cemetery: Invocation by Assistant Chaplain George W. Brown, Amanda, Ohio. Music. Memorial Address- Chaplain J.C. Campbell, Beaver, Pa. Music Response

LAWN, AKRON, 1923 Honorary Life President   Mother of the Regiment   Life Chaplain Colonel Charles Dick   Mrs. Charles Dick   Captain J. O. Campbell OFFICERS

who misbehaved, had been subjected to more or less torturous punishment. Chaplain Schaibly and other attaches and officials of the institution resigned,

Jackson, Lieut. Everett E. Alexander, J. C. Hawkins, and Francis A. Boylan. Chaplain: Captain William A. Atkinson, Lieut. Abner L. Fraser. Headquarters Co.

Thee"__________Canton Police Octette Invocation____Rev. J. A. Campbell, Chaplain, 8th O.V.I. Association Scripture Reading-27th Psalm_____________Father

some member who attends ready to give us a talk. Later on Col. Dick and Chaplain Campbell will have something of interest to tell us, as they always have

Akron; Secretary, Thos. Everly, Holmesville; Treasurer, E. Moores, McZena; Chaplain, B. F. Morris, Shenandoah; Surgeon, A. C. Mathias, Giboa; Musical Director

McClarren Vice Dictator: Isaac Johnson and Assist Dictator Jesse McClellan Chaplain: J. F. Barrett, with open Bible Dictator: D. W. Bechtel, with gavel;, escorted

Valentine. Major Arthur M. Harrison (Medical). Capt. LeRoy J. Linn (Adjutant) Chaplain Alfred J. Funnell. Capt. Paul J. LaMarche. 1st Lt. John J. Francies. Battalion

___________Melchor Rahm, War of 1812. John B. Long, Co. —, 18th O.V.I. Chaplain Geo. B. Phillips. Wm. Maple, Co. F, 102d O.V.I. [illegible] Loop, 102d

for the past week.Rev. Elmer Y. Warner, Norwalk, Ohio, now deceased, late Chaplain of the 3rd Ohio Cavalry, at the rate of $30 per month from March 26, 1886

24th day of July, 1890.Rev. George W. Pepper, Consul at Milan, Italy, late chaplain of 80th Regiment, O.V.I., $10 per month from the 17th day of September

Commander- Sinclair Clapper, Record keeper- IN Kinney, Fiance keeper- JT Baird, Chaplain- JC Rouch, Sargant- Charles Denek, Physician- Dr. AH Hunt, Sentinel- WA