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HISTORY OF ERIE COUNTY 447
In 1854, there Avas a German celebration with Herman Ruess as the
orator.
II()AV S.A.NOUSKIANS CELEBRATED THE Foi'KTII OP Jl'LY IN 1876
There; Avas a Centennial celebration on the Fourth of July, 1876, and
the folloAving Avas the program of the day:
National salute at sunrise.
The grand procession formed at 10 o'clock, and moved in the folloAVing
order: .
Detachment of police.
Chief Marshal—J. E. Gregg.
Aids—O. II. Roscnhaum, Charles E. Bouton, R. W. Foster, William
Lisle, W. II. Harris, Mozart Gallup, Jesse; Gregg, Charles Miller, F. W.
Cogswell, S. C. Wheeler, S. C. Ferris, W. II. Brinson, Charles M. Chapman,
John L. Moore, John C. Zollinger, James N. Nugent, William
Berrigan, A. J. Dewald. W. A. Graham, S. M. White, II. W. Converse.
Color, Bearer—Patrick Hinchey.
Erie Commandery Knights Templar—John R. Miner, eminent commander.
President and orator of the day in carriage.
FIRST DIVISION
Marshal—E. M. Colver. ,
Aids—Hiram DeAvey, Wm. C. Zollinger, Wm. Koch, C. P. McEnnelly,
Charles Rockwell, M. W. Howard.
v Sandusky Light Guard Band. '
Sandusky Light Guard, Captain Dehnel.
Centennial Guards, Capt. W. A. Till.
Young American Continentals, Capt. Clark H. Gregg.
Science Lodge, No. 50, F. & A. M.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Pres. Daniel McCarthy.
Young Men's Turn Verein.
Ogontz Lodge, I. 0. O. F., Fred Rentier, N. G.
St. Aloysius Cadet Society.
St. Peter and St. Paul's Total Abstinence Society.
Young Men's Catholic Benevolent and Library Society.
Guttenburg Grove Druids, No. 9, V. A. 0. D.
Forward Turners.
Bluccher Lodge. No. 109, D. O. II., Jacob Hoerner, 0. B.
Arbeiter Association. Frank Pietschman, president.
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society, John Benner, president.
Sandusky Light Artillery, Lieutenant Siegling. ,,
SECOND DIVISION
Marshal—James Douglass.
Aids—IT. II. Crane, A. IT. Pearl.
Berlin Marshal Band.