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A sign of indeterminate age |
It's hard to tell when the sign was painted, but looks like it dates to the 1940s or 50s. Up until 1971, when the National Holiday Act established the fourth Monday in May as Memorial Day, the holiday was celebrated on May 30th, regardless of the day of the week, so a single sign could be used year after year.
As luck would have it, Memorial Day is May 30th this year. Memorial Day won't fall on May 30th again until 2016.
As the sign says, the Memorial Day service will be 10 a.m., and everyone is welcome. Please join us.
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