Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-24
ODD FELLOWS WILL
HAVE BIG PARADE
Plans For Anniversary Celebra-
ton on Wednesday Are
Completed
MANY VISITING DELEGATIONS
Lodges From Different Towns Of the
County, Together With Those From
Adjoining Counties, Will Participate
in Celebration-Line Of March Ar
ranged by Marshal Cause.

The plans for the celebration OIL the
eighty-sixth anniversary of the found
ing of odd Fellowship In America have
been perfected by the committees OF
the Marshall County Anniversary As
ISOLATION in charge, and If the weather
crowd ever attending n celebration or
the local association will be in attend
ance. A parade will be one Of the feat
ures OF the public exhibition, and Mar
shall S. NJ Cause has appointed two
deputy marshals. in the persons OF
Messrs Chris Rein1er and Peter May
er, who will assist in getting the par
ade formed in marching order.
Two bands will be in attendance at
the celebration, the Marshalltown band
heading the Odd Fellows section of the
parade and the Bangor band the Re-
bekah section. The parade will form
at / o'clock at Second avenue and
Main, move at 1870, and after march
ing and countermarching, will be ready
to go to the east court room, where
the public exercises are to be held, be-
ginning at $50 The members Of the
canton and the Odd Fellows, headed by
the Marshalltown band, will form on
South Second avenue, facing toward
Main, and the Rebekahs with the Ban,
gor band, will form on North Second
avenue. In joining the line of march
will be east to Fourth avenue, counter
march west to Fourth street, and east
to the court house. The order of march
will be as follows:
Marshalltown Band
Cantons
Banner Lodge, l. O. 0. F.
Goethe Lodge
State Center Lodge
Albion Lodge
Liscomb Lodge
st. Anthony Lodge
Clemens Lodge
Gilman Lodge
Melbourne Lodge
Rhodes Lodge
Green Mountain Lodge
Outside Delegations
Bangor Cornet Band
Tama Rebekahs and Outside Delega-
lions
Albion Rebekahs
Liscomb Rebekahs
Gilman Rebekahs
Rhodes Rebekahs
Clemens Rebekahs
st. Anthony Rebekahs
Electric Lodge, No. 331, R. d.
Concordia, r. D., No. 295
Marshall Lodge, No. 40, r. d.
Carriage for Aged Members, Speakers,
etc.
The public exercises at the east court
room will be presided over by S. T.
Barnhill, president Of the county asso-
citation Rev. Jesse Cole will ask the
invocation, after which a song by the
glee club will be given. Mayor Q. L.
Ingledue will deliver the address of
welcome, and the response, on behalf
OF the order, will be by Rev. George
w. Biersborn, of Liscomb. Another
song by the glee club will precede the
address of the day, by Chaplain Cole.
A recitation by Mrs. Lizzie Goss Mill
err, and another song by the glee club
will bring the public exercises to a
close.
The secret work Of the day will take
place in the evening, the headquarters
Of the subordinate lodge being on the
third floor OF Banner Lodges hall, and
those Of the Rebekahs on the second
floor. In the work of the subordinate
lodge the initiatory will be in charge
Of Center Lodge, No. 26O, of State
Center; the first degree given by AL
bion Lodge, No. 313; and the second by
Banner Lodge. No. 123, of this city.
The work Of the Rebekahs will be ex-
emplified by Lille Of the West Lodge,
No. 341, Of Albion, which will put on
the first degree, and Diamond Link
Lodge, No. l76, Of Tama, which will ex-
emplify the second.
A rate of one and one third fare for
the round trip on all railroads, from all
points within radius of sixty miles
from Marshalltown, has been arranged
for The tickets sold on the excursion
rates will be good returning on any
train leaving Marshalltown April ~.