Funeral Directors Meet in Sixth Iowa District Convention
The ninth annual convention of the Funeral Directors of the Sixth Iowa District convened in Newton with a small attendance. Speakers included Rev. B C Baumgardner and Rev. C V Cowan on ministerial duties and church funerals, plus Prof Hohenschuh on licensing and ethics, with social events, committee reports, and officers elected for 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Newton
Foeblinger
B.C. Baumgardner
C. V. Cowan
T. M. Rodgers
Gee
Allen
Fred Hough
Guy Lain
van Haveskerke
W. P. Hohenschuh
Iowa City
State Board of Health and Code of Ethics
Prof. Hohenschu
Albia
C. F. Foeblinger
Oskatoosa
S. Ak. Sec
Treas
W. S. Cutter
Colfax
Mobenschuh
Prof. Hohenschuh
C.F. Foeblinger
Oskaloosa
J.B. McCurdy
E. Anderson
Grinnell
L. Thomason
Monroe
Connelly & Raffensperger
Victor
G. Hersman
Red Oak
Baum & McLaughlin
A. H. Howard
Morgan & Hunter
Cutter
Thos
Zook
C. F. Scott
Malcom
Bobzin & Foster
Kellogg
M. E. Bowling
Davenport
C. V. Cowan and Ferguson
Newton Green House
Kemble Floral Company
Prof. Board of
Joseph Bowker, Newton Pioneer, Dies at 64
Joseph Bowker, longtime Newton resident and Civil War veteran, died at the Poor Farm after a lengthy illness. Born in England in 1834, he came to Iowa as a teen, served in the 42d Ohio and Wisconsin Heavy Artillery, and later settled in Newton. He leaves a devoted wife Mary and two daughters Gussie and Blanche. funeral services were held at the M E church with G A R attendance and a cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Lutheran Church
M. E
The
Free Methodist Church
Newton
Rev
Gorrell
John M. Clannahan
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Hawker
Joe Bowker
M. E. Church
M. E. Church of Newton
Garrett Post
Post
S. S. Patterson
BaYne
Joseph Bowker
Birmingham
England
America
Muscatine
Iowa City
Rock Island
Samuel Bowker
St.Joseph
Dimmis Skiff
Revenna
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Wisconsin Heavy Artillery
Oit
Iowa
Gussie
Blanche
Mary T. Patton
J. D. Tton
Newton Free Press
Blanch
Glenwood
Ottumwa
Cowan
Ernest Earley
Forace Shepherd
Evan Brooke
Henry Claussen
Fred Jasper
Kellef Corps
Geo. Townsend
Joe Bow
Republicans Rule the Roost in City Election
Republicans swept the city ballot last Monday, capturing Mayor, Solicitor, Treasurer, Assessor and Council seats across three wards with strong majorities. The paper notes a cordial campaign, lists ward results, and reports closing hours and a public cantata fundraiser at Lister's Opera House next Monday for schoolbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
First Ward
A. Long
AONE
A. F. Brown
F. L. Kennedy d. Cee
J. M. Woodrow R. Cee
C. Griebeling
J.L. Matthewer
B. J. Kuorell
W. C. Bergman
Frank Wilson
Long
Burne
Bow
Kennedy
Woodrow
Griebeling
Mathews
Russell
J.T. Hurt
Stevens
Third Ward
Solicitor Brown
Iebeling
K. Emerson Scholes
Frank Long
Robt Burns Long
F. L. Kennedy Brown
J. M. Woodrow
JL. Mathews
B. J. Russell
McCardell & Meredith
McMurray & Kilduff
Wm. Vaughan & Son
J. F. Baker
C. Seeberger
N. Townsend
J. W. Hunter
Will Lister
Einor Bros
J. H. Smith
F. E. Osborn
G. W. McCalmont
A. M. Behner
Wagley & Smead
Mrs. J. C. Thompson
Continental Clothing Co
Wettstein & Clarkson
W. E. Reeves
Blair & Wendt
Sharf & Morrison
Geo
Xen Enouia Gono
Lister's Opera House
Columbia
America
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Association of the 6Th District
W.P. Honexecuun
A. H. How Ann
M. E BowLina
Howard and Hohenschuh
Harrah & Son
M. Groshon
Fort Bridger
Wyoming
Groshon
Iowa College
T. H. Benbow
Columbus
Montana
M. E. Doherty
Higley
Mra
Mary Fales
Ilinois
Mother Doherty
Rathbone Sisters
Opera House
Thompson
Minneapolis
Africa
J. D. Simon
Muhlenberg
Liberia
M. R. Hammer Jr
Mariposa So
Tirteen
Marion
Jesse
Buena Vista
Pause Permanement L
Presbyterial Missionary Society
Des Moines Presbytery
Palo Alto United Presbyterian Church
U. P
A. Barton
Pry
Mr. Barton
Grand Junction
Col
Willett Howard
John Roberts
John Butters
Prairie City
P. C
Ben Brown
Jim Furney
State University At
Frank Eberhart
Walter Morgan
Howard Gray
Leonard Wells
Clifford Cox
Towa
Maude Kennedy
Herman Dahlgren
Hoy Fisk
Jay Clark Jr
Max McCollums
Frank« Winn
Geo. Joiner
Earl Ski
Epworth
Jemima Baker
Wm. T. Little
Chicago
Grandma Baker
Newton Steel Cut Milling Company
Iowa Agricultural College
Ames
Skif’s Drug Company
Mershon
Wallace W. Hollingsworth
Kelogg
Knights Templar
J. H. Bailey
Jos. Bowker
W.C. Winslow
Jim
Marehalltown
Norris
Win
Samuel Flickinger
R. F. Chambers
Presbyterian Church
Lou Hough
Atlantic
Hough
Mr. Hough
Daze Hough
Ees
Metz
Sherman Township
Engle
Wehrle
Lynnville
Wm. Harvey
Killduff
May
W. F. Barry
la Junta
Vol
Walter Bratton
Record
Bratton
Tim Bewyer
Kansas City
Bewyer
Galveston
Texas
Christian Moyer
College Farm
Prospect
Sayor FA
Coansen
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