Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-10
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Three Meetings Held in the
Cause Of Humanity. Religion
and Education.
.o'Hanlan Talks to the People Of
Humane Work -Orsaniza.
ton Perfected.
DR.. Koehne's Subject Christ
and Caesar" &C Chaplain
Coles Lecture.

Three lectures Tuesday evening on a
variety of topics We're we'll attended.
National Organizer O'Hanlon, of the
American Humane Society, spoke in the
cast court room and perfected the or
ganization of a vigorous branch ofathei
association; DR.. Koehne, at the Presby-
terrain church. delivered the third of ms
lectures on religious topics before a
satisfactory audience, and Chaplain
Jesse Cole, of the Iowa Soldiers Home.
delivered his popular lecture, Four
Years at the Front at the Methodist
church before large audience.
The Marshall County Humane Society
meeting drew an audience of Interested
people that almost filled the east court
room, and much enthusiasm in the work
to be taken up here was shown. Mr..
O'Hanlon spoke a some length in ex-
PLANTATION of the objects of the society
and in an advisory Way relative to the
work already started. He was followed
by Or. j. X. Black, of ST. Paul's church.
and Rev. NJ. G. Lehman, of st. Mary's S.
The latter referred especially to the in
has visited in his travels. AT the con-
clusion of the addresses business ses-
! ion was held and the organization was
completed by the election of officers not
lSchosen at the previous meeting. The
president and vice presidents We're
| chosen at the first meeting held, and on
Tuesday evening the following addi-
tional officers were selected:
Secretary-Aliss Ella Powell.
Treasurer-A. L. Wilbur.
4 Counsel--F. L. Meeker
NetcrnarianDr DIR. f. j Neiman.
/ Directors-J. G. Welch, Or. VS.. De
vine. Mrs. w. T.. Smelling. w. j. Fort,
G. j. Lawrence, Mrs. Merritt Greene
| DR.. j. X Black. Mrs. Henry Pappe,
/ Mayor l.. b. Jones. Mrs. Il. l.. Putzel
| j., II. Fellingham. Miss Jessie Binford
Rev. ". T. Nickerson. Mrs. w. S. Nc
4 Bride. w. S. Robbins. Mrs. +. r. North
John d. Vail, Mrs. F. l.. Meeker, Mrs
4 O. T.. Binford, Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Mil
Hard and Hans Erickson, all Of this city
and Senator j. b. Cassen, of Greer
Mountain, and W. r. AIoninger, oi
Calvin.
After the business was disposed of q
social session was held. Mr.. O'IIanlor
lisays he has never organized a society
where there was so much enthusiasm
4 shown, and that there is no reason VIII.
this city may not have the banner so,
sl.ciety of the state. The prospects arr
that the organization Will have Nom
hership of 200 or more in the near flu
ture. The president will call meetn.
d of the board of directors in the near fu
Isture and the bylaws will be approved
i After this is done the society will be II
4 complete working order.
DIR. KOEHNE'S LECTURE.
The third lecture of the series being
delivered by DR. j. II. Koehne al thu
Presbyterian church was given Tuesda,
4 evening before an audience fair in siz'
81 and very satisfactory considering tn.
q several counter attractions. The leetur,
8 was fully up TO the standard of the pre-
vious ones. DR. Koehne's subject wa:
i Christ and Caesar" and dealt espe
cialy with the battle of the Christian
A church against Roman power upato tn,
time of Constantine. An ex-pastor o
this city who has heard the lecture
compares DR. Koehen to DIR. JOSEPH
. Cook in splendid diction. pleasing style
!, clear reasoning and forcible delivery.
CHAPLAIN COLE S LECTURE.
Chaplain Jesse Cole of the Soldiers