 Marshall and his wife were involved in several private organizations . He was active in the Presbyterian Church , taught Sunday school , and served on the county fair board . As he grew wealthy from his law firm he became involved in local charities . An active Mason and member of the Grand Lodge of Indiana , by 1898 he was a Master Mason and had risen to the thirty @-@ third degree in the Scottish Rite , the highest level of the order , and had become a member of its Supreme Council . He remained an active mason until his death and served on several masonic charitable boards . 
