Epworth League Convention Adopts Mission Support Resolution
Sioux City district Epworth Leaguers gathered in Treton for the biennial convention. W. E. Tackaberry was reelected president as delegates approved a resolution to support an American Missionary under the station plan. Attendance was modest due to weather and rural district travel.
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United Presbyterian Church
Earnes
W.E. Tackaberry
CO. F. Hartzill
Sioux City
Stella Boot
Mra.Betten
Epworth
Officara
le Mare
Who the Workers Are and What They Should Be
A report notes an informal meeting at the M E parsonage with delegates in attendance. Missessie Lockin substituted for O M Bond of Aurelia and delivered a talk to new church members, prompting thoughtful discussion. An ice program was noted with many responses during the near evening session.
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GA. Platts
Seargent Bluffe
Infra
O. M. Bond
Aurelia
Essie Lockin
M. E. Parson
Brakeman Killed in Alton Freight Yard Accident
Bernard Ballard a Northwestern local freight brakeman was crushed between two cars while coupling at Alton Monday evening and died within 22 minutes. The 24 year old Eagle Grove resident was pronounced dead at the scene and his body was taken to Eagle Grove the same night.
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Bernard Ballard
Northwestern
Alton
Mane
Eagle Grove
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