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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1905

Page

3

Second United Presbyterian Church First Pastor VanAtta Fell

The Second United Presbyterian church of Washington formed from the Associate Reformed church with Rev. S. F. VanAtta as its first pastor in 1855. The congregation built a worship space by 1857 on J. A. Work’s lot and later dedicated a substantial church in 1891. The church advanced Washington’s architecture and inspired later civic buildings.

Second United Presbyterian Church of Washington Associate Reformed Church Washington County F VanAtta J. A. Work van Atta Abijah Conner Logue City of

Presbyterian Church Pastors Through the Years in Buffalo

The history details pastors of the Buffalo congregation from 1874 to 1903. R. B. Taggart served 1874 to 1878 as pastor, Rev. H. G. McVey led from 1878 to 1883, Rev. J. R. Logue followed until 1903, with Rev. W. R. Sawhill as the current sixth pastor from Stanwood Iowa after prior work in Allegheny seminary and Buffalo.

R. B. Taggart H. G. McVey J. R. Logue Allegheny Seminary Terian Buffalo New York W. R. Sawhill Stanwood Iowa United Presbyterian Church

Longest Pastorate In City History Ends

The article notes a pastor who served the church from March 1, 1903, to a seven year period and oversaw growth in all departments. A landmark event was the erection of a new church building completed during his tenure. He was formally installed by the Presbytery of Keokuk on April 7, 1903.

Senate Milan Keokuk

Homeseekers Excursion At Mrs Williams Home

A Homeseekers excursion is planned at the home of Mrs. J. Albert Williams on Thursday May 25. The event advertises good homes at small prices with fares of 15 and 10 cents.

J. Albert Williams

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Frank L. Wilson & Co Maud Muller Maud Panama Doucherty Bros. Clothiers and Hatters S. Lemmon, Jeweler Ont J. A. Harwood the Shoe Man Second U.P. Church Great United Presbyterian Organization Mr. VanAtta First United Presby S. F. Vanatta Second U. P. Church Second United Presbyterian Church Washington, Iowa Vibe St Louis Southern Rie Sthinney Drug Co WM. Boebenkamp
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