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| 118 Veterans on the board |
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| The children helped with the program, leading the pledge of allegiance and patriotic readings |
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| The speaker was a lay minister from Cushing |
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| Patriotic Reading |
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| Steve W lays the wreath in front of WW I veteran, Ralph Doolittle |
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| 118 names read this year including my cousin Carlos Bergeron, newest veteran in the cemetery. |
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| The local history society booklet with information on the 13 WW1 veterans in the cemetery, 100 years after the US entered WW1 (April 1917) |
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| The umbrellas came out, but really weren't needed |
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| Lining up for lunch at the Methodist Church |
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| The serving line |
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| The Methodist Church women who are serving lunch in the former Wolf Creek School -- now the Wolf Creek Methodist Church. I think it became the church in 1957, and if so, that means the 60th year of lunch in this building! I went to school there until it closed in 1957, and always brag that we left the school in such wonderful shape that it was obvious to make it into a church. Other's have said that the students there were such heathens, that it needed a church to compensate. |
