Mills County, Iowa
Memorial Day Services

1923

Prepare to Honor Soldiers, both Living and Dead
Union Memorial Services at Baptist Church,
Sunday Morning, for the G. A. R. and American Legion.

Make Decoration Day Plans:
March to Cemetery in Morning for Services and Decoration of Graves.
Program at Rex in Afternoon With Patriotic Picture.

• Veterans of the Civil War, Glenwood, Iowa. May 1, 1923:
1. J. A. Blair, Co. E, 141 ILL. Reg. born Feb. 9, 1849
2. Thos. Clune, Co. A, 8 Iowa Cav., born Dec. 22, 1846
3. F. L. Crouch, Co. K. 92 ILL., born July 19, 1844
4. J. H. Cattron, Co. B, 29 Iowa, born Sept. 5, 1839
5. W.R. Cooper, Co. F, 15 Iowa, born Feb. 17, 1844
6. M. T. Deupree, Co. B, 29 Iowa, born June 9, 1843
7. J. H. Dwyer, Co. G, 13 Vt., born Oct. 23d 1837
8. Isaac Doane, Co. K, 39 Iowa, born Sept. 19, 1841
9. E. L. Craig, Co. A, 93 Ind., born June 14, 1843
10. A.D. French, Co. A, 89 Ill., born Jan. 13, 1842
11. Earl Hodges, Co. H, 13, Kan., born Jan. 25, 1847
12. A. J. Hamilton, Co. G. 18 Ind., born Dec. 26, 1841
13. S. P. Hullinger, Co. D, 151 Ohio, born Aug. 20, 1845
14. D. Harold, Co. C, 8 Iowa Cav., born Nov. 1, 1842
15. A. Mayberry, Co. B, 184 Ohio, born Dec. 10, 1847
16. W. H. Morgan, Co. F, 30 Iowa, born Oct. 1, 1844
17. Fred Rayden, Co. G, 5 U.S.C.C., born July 5, 1847
18. D. J. Shannon, Co. C, 9 W. Va. Inf., born Aug. 16, 1844
19. D. C. Standiford, Co. F, 77 Ill., born April 22, 1844
20. David Salyards, Co. g, 81 Ohio, born June 11, 1842
21. W. J. Stout, Co. C, 188 Ohio, born Nov. 30, 1844
22. Jno. Y. Stone, Co. F, 15 Iowa, born April 23d, 1843
23. F. M. Shriver, Co. E, 172 Ohio, born Sept. 13, 1845
24. W. S. Stowe, Co. A, 1 ---Cav., born Dec. 5, 1843
25. E. Starbuck, Co. K, 39 Iowa, born April 9, 1840
26. J. B. Taenzler, Co. I, 10 Wis., born Mar. 3, 1842
27. James Owens, Co. D, 1 Kan. Inf., born Dec. 27, 1839

Notes:
Through the courtesy of Mrs. M. J. Williams for whom Comrade A. D. French drew up the roster, we are permitted to publish the above list which constitutes the remnant of that glorious army which remains with us on this, the soldiers' day, be he living or dead.

~ Source: Glenwood Opinion, Glenwood, Iowa, May 23, 1923