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 Saline County Building and Grounds Supervisor Bill Sleeper raises the flag on the new flagpole at the Saline County Courthouse, one of several Veterans Day activities in Marshall Wednesday, Nov. 11. The new 50-foot pole replaces one that was installed by the Knights of Columbus in 1941. The new pole was purchased and installed with the help of a number of local businesses, organizations and individuals. It was set in place Oct. 19. (Geoff Rands/Democrat-News) [Click to enlarge] [Order this photo] |
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One event in Marshall was the annual Veterans' Breakfast.
Veterans from Marshall and surrounding communities shared a breakfast at Knights of Columbus Hall Wednesday, Nov. 11, co-sponsored by Marshall's chapter of Rotary International.
This is the second year of the cooperative effort between Rotary and the Knights of Columbus. More than 115 veterans from nearly every branch of the military were treated to a hearty meal of sausage and eggs with biscuits and gravy.
Chaplain Colonel David Van Horn of the Civil Air Patrol led the program, which began with the presentation of the colors, the pledge of allegiance and a brief prayer.
Van Horn introduced Marshall Mayor Connie Latimer, who laughingly took credit for Wednesday's beautiful weather, and thanked the veterans for their service. State Rep. Joe Aull, D-Marshall, was also on hand to greet the crowd, adding his thanks to the mayor's.
The Sunshine Singers, conducted by music teacher Deb Foreman, and made up of the second grade classes taught by Kim Coslet and Karla Clause at Southeast Elementary School, provided a brief program of songs to conclude the morning, including "My Country 'Tis of Thee" and "You're a Grand Old Flag."
Contact Kathy Fairchild at marshallhealth@socket.net
More Veterans Day coverage to follow Thursday.
Related story:
New flagpole installed at Saline County Courthouse Monday:
www.marshallnews.com/story/1580271.html