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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

13

Northwestern United Evangelical conference votes for union

LeMars Iowa April 5 the Northwestern conference of United Evangelical church at its annual meeting voted unanimously in favor of union with Evangelical association. Delegates chosen include Emil Mueller and J J De Wall among others with Bishop M T Maze presiding at sessions.

LeMars Northwestern Conference of United Evangelical Church Evanglical Association Emil Mueller St. Paul Badoura Glenn Odessa Correll Nueller Morristown Federated Norstrand—Supply Norcross A. A. Wetzel Rockville Presiding Elder Yars Tackley-Coster K. F. Yingst Allendorf H. J. Holespiel Carpenter-Bolan H. Aurand Charles City B. Weikel Defiance P. BE. Millerleyd T. M. Krautands D.C

W A Wilson Found Dead in Yard at Iowa Falls

Town Falls Iowa April 5 W A Wilson an oldtime resident was found dead in his yard in the eastern part of the city He had been about the place that morning and went to the barn to kill two chickens He was apparently in his usual health and death is believed caused by heart trouble after overexertion with the car crank and resting on a yard chair He had come to Iowa Falls from Waterloo to his son lives in Waterloo

Town Falls W. A. Wilson Wilson Iowa Lydia

Aging Waterloo resident and former postal carrier dies at 68

The obituary notes a longtime Waterloo resident who worked in a local creamery and later served as a rural carrier for the postal service. He retired last year, his wife died three years ago, and he is survived by son Wil in the police force of Waterloo and daughter Lora Dow of the city. He was a member of Masons Home Lodge No. 192 and died at age 68.

Postal Department Wil Waterloo Illiness Central Lora Dow Wilson Masons Home Lodge

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