Mrs. DaggettRites FridayServices to be Held for Long-Time Resident Who Died Monday at WaterlooFuneral services will be held Friday afternoon for Mrs. ftnlle Daggett, 72, many year*; .a resi-dent rf Ln Porte Cjty, who died Monday at a Waterloo hospital after a linger mg illness. She had been taken to the hospiU! December 29.Thcic will be a short service at the Daggett home at 1:30 p m. followed at 2 o'clock by services at the Methodist church Burial will be in West View cemetery.As Belle Singleton, the deceased was born July 22, 1867, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Singleton in Indianu She was married at Vinton Apr 1, 18B7 to Waiter Daggett and came to La Porte City where she hod since lived. Her husband died Apr. 1, 193S, She was a member of the Methodist church.Surviving are four children, Daniel Daggett, Waterloo, William and Jesse, Dei Monies and Mrs. Winnie Welton of Los Angles, Cal.; one granddaughter, whom she raised, Mrs. Carol Regan, lives in Los Angeles, Cal. There are 11 other grandchildren and two grcut-| grandchildren1