Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-01
MARSHALL SOLDIERS WILL GO TO
WESTERN PART OF COUNTY
IN 1910.
WILLIAM VANCE Is
CHOSEN AS COLONEL
Association Adopts Resolution Ex-
tending Vote of Thanks to Gilman
People For observation-disclosures
Van Law Delivers Address on Clos
ing Day.

The nineteenth annual reunion of the
Marshall County Veterans Association
was brought to close in Gilman We'd
chosen as the place for holding the re-
union in 1910, and William Vance was
elected colonel. The association adopted
a resolution of thanks to the people of
Gilman for their royal entertainment.
The veterans were unit in expressing
their praise for the manner in which
they We're entertained at the hands of
the people of Gilman. The money of
an old soldier could not buy anything
4 everything was free.
AT 10: 80 the association was called to
order by Chairman j. A. Ward The
State Center band played an overture,
after which Rev. w. S. knight. of Valley
junction, read the Invocation
\ vocal solo by L. Leyenberger, of
Brooklyn. entitled our Soldier Heroes
u Sleeping" was pleasingly rendered, and
a rifle drill by sixteen boys under the
direction of Mrs. D. Suit, with Rober.
Cfrigg as captain, was given, and callei
forth repeated applause on the part of
the veterans for its excellency.
n Ian Law Delivers Address.
Then followed an address by Senator
c. H. Van Law, giving the old soldiers
full praise for their great sacrifices
and heroic labors in the cause of
national life and liberty, and exhorting
to high standard of citizenship N
view of the cost of its preservation
He was followed by Rev. w. S.
Kight, who is always a favorte here,
having spoken here before on several
occasions.
He portrayed the conditions which
prevailed at the commencement of the
war and the suffering and privation
which it entailed in thousands of homes
both north and south, and the desola-
ton which followed the waiting for
those who never returned
Parade in Afternoon.
The afternoon session was preceded
by parade of veterans headed by
Colonel Mooney and a drum corps and
the little girls of the flag drill when
music by the band called the assembly
to order. A quartet of ladies sang the
| song "Old Glory" which was followed
by the invocation by Rev. NJ. n. Smith.
A girls flag drill and the May pole drill
4 We're repeated by request.
A patriotic and eloquent address was
4 given by Rev. H. L. Whistler, of Chester
4 Center. when the boys gun drill of the
I morning hour was repeated.
Rominger in Afternoon.
A duet, THE Beautiful Land" was
sung by Messrs. Leynberger and Hutz-
Il oh of
4 Ellsworth Rominger, of Bloomfield,
was introduced and closed the program
in fitting finale to the feast of orr.
tory. Mr. Rominger traced the history
of the country from the earliest period
i of its existence to the present time
comparing it with other great nations
of the world and showing how the
4 eternal purposes of the infinite God
were wrought out in the various great
! events which eliminated in the wal
of the rebellion and the Spanish war
i He showed how the discipline and
trials we have passed thru as a nation
were necessary to develop in US the
highest type of patriotism and gave g
very hopeful view of the future of the
d country.
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