Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-08
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and
Court of Honor Hold Mem
orial Services Sunday
sTREw FLOWERS ON GRAVES
Banner Lodge, No. 1923, Goethe Lodge.
No. Gil, r. Howe Taylor Canton and
Croker Encampment and Three Re-
bekah Lodges Remember ceased
Members-Court of Honor Services.

| The first of the fraternal memorial
services of the city were held Sunday
afternoon when the two Odd Fellows
lodges and allied bodies. including the
| Daughters of Rebekah, and the Court
| of Honor visited Riverside, and placed
on the graves of their dead the floral
| tributes significant of memorial day.
The ritualistic services of the orders
were given. The weather of the after
noon was suspicious for the parades
and ceremonies, which attracted large
crowds to the cemetery.
The parade of the Ode Fellows was
the first to start, and left the hall of
the Banner Lodge at about $50. headed
by the Soldiers Home band, and fol-
lowed by r. Howe Taylcr Canton, No.
&c; Croker Encainpment, No. 81; Goe
the Lodge, No. 2l1; Banner Lodge, No.
t23: Concordia Lodge. No. 295, X. D.,
Electric Lodge, No. 311, f. D., and Mar
shall Lodge, No 40, r. D.. in the order
named. The procession halted N the
lot of Banner Lodge. where the short
memorial services We're held. The OPEN
ing address. by Noble Grand j. S.
Rough. was followed by prayer by Act
ing Chaplain Seth Cause the singing of
Nearer. My God. to Thee and closing
with the responsive service. The
graves of those buried in the lot of the
lodge and the outside graves We're then
decorated by the committee. Similar
services were he'd at the lots and
graves of the dead of Goethe and the
Rebekah lodges At the latter, the Ia
dies of Concordia lodge had charge.
List of Deceased Members.
Below is list of the r enbers of the
lodges for whom the memorial services
were given:
Banner Lodge No. 123-John Me-
Cav, John Gowland. George Smith. j.
II. Rodgers. John Turner. p. G. Smith.
Daniel Butts. George Mcmillan. Mar
shall burlington, j. V. Watson, George
VIII. w. W. Pierce, Andrew Maher.
Frank Slime. John Garrett, NJ. Knott.
James e. Brown. Frank Shurtz, Robert
Hooper, Robert Kirby. a. Drlnkle, w.
o. Doolittle, Abram Leroy, w. H.
Weatherly. II. n. Pepper N. c. Nelson,
G.. r. Fuller, j. l.. Britton. Elliott
Shurtz. II. Fl. Hartwell, p. A. Stern and
l.. r. Barnhill.
Goethe Lodge No. 211-.Rudolph Hen
ry. Conrad Killing Charles blessing.
John Overlook, John Vitek, Charles
Martin Khile. Wilhelm
Grumme. John F. Bowman. Andrew
George M. Bowman, Fred
Crumme and August Och.
Concordia Lodge No. n95, Daughters
of Rebekah-Mrs. John r. Bowman.
Mrs. George NJ. Bowman, Mrs. Charles
Mrs. c. F. Reimer and Miss |
Rose Herring.
Electric Lodge No. gil. Daughters of |
Rebekah--Mrs. Deborah Crandali, Mrs.
Ann Leroy. Mrs. Anna Johnson, Miss
Bertha Carpenter, Mrs. Mary Satia, /
Mrs. Rose Grant, Miss Ethel Yeager.
Miss Lottie Highberger, r. r. Long and |
z. Fl. Hibben.
Marshall Lodge No. 40 Daughters of
Belle Hammond Mrs.
Perry Pau1lin Mrsc. Sarah Pepper, Mrs.
Nettie Chaplin, Mrs. P. 3. Cornell, Mrs.
Mary Morrill, Mrs. Elizabeth Holt, Mrs.
Della Beck. Mrs. Julia Billings and
Mrs. Lindsey.
Court of Honor Services.
The services of the Court of Honor
'ollowel those of the Odd Fellows and
we're very brief and simple. consisting
If short actresses at the graves of each
If the six members. The brief talks
we're by Stewart Eason, Mrs. Arthur
Crabtree. ]. r. Haines. Mrs. H. Camp
bell. w. A. Sandoe and John w. Wells.
Those for whom the services We're held
ire Mrs. joseph Tretter. Mrs. Anna
Nattson Mrs. Karen Larson, Mrs. Mat
lie Gustafson, Charles w. Meredith and
ernest Taylor.