Death of Hugh E. Taylor at 1920 Grant Avenue
Hugh E. Taylor born December 30 1834 Somersetshire England died after ten days of apoplexy at his home 1920 Grant Avenue Waterloo Iowa. Survived by widow four sons and two daughters and a brother. Funeral in Elmwood Cemetery Wednesday at 3:20 p.m. Rev A P Blough in charge. Flowers omitted. Building safety at Ferry home noted by Fire Chief Dunham. razing planned. Chimney fire at 122 Newell Street caused minor roof damage.
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Hugh E. Taylor
Grant Avenue
Mr. Taylor
Somersetshire
England
Iowa
Waterloo
Sir A. Hicks
Cedar Falls
Taylor
Dunham
Ferry Home
Fourth Street West
President Wilson Names New Diplomatic Appointments
Washington DC December 23 President Wilson announced a slate of diplomatic posts and second secretaries. Fred Morris Dearing of Missouri named Secretary of Embassy in Madrid. Other appointments include Thomas Hinckley and Arthur Hugh Frazier as second secretaries in Vienna and Paris respectively, with multiple legation secretaries and consular postings across Europe and the Americas.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Madrid
Fred Morris Dearing
Missouri
Thos. Hinckley
Vienna
Arthur Hugh Frazier
Pennsylvania
Paris
George T. Summerlin
Louisiana
Berlin
Henry Coleman May
Tokio
Arthur Mason Jones
New York
St. Petersburg
Hugh 5. Gibson
California
Brussels
Gustave Scholle
Minnesota
Havana
Francis Monroe Endicott
Massachusetts
San Jose
Costa Rica
M. Marshall Langhorne
Virginia
Frederick A. Sterling
Texas
Pekin
Henry F. Tennant
San Salvador
Bridge Bonds Sold At Par In Des Moines Chicago Firms
Mayor R. C. Thompson announced a Monday communication from N. M. Clark Co. of Des Moines and Wood & Oakley of Chicago reporting that the Mullan avenue bridge bonds were disposed of practically at par. The sale had been expected to fail but contractors faced little difficulty selling the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Thompson
N. M. Clark Co
Des Moines
Wood & Oakley
Chicago
Mullan Avenue
Christmas Exercises at Champlain Chapel delight crowd
Champlain Baptist chapel hosted a successful evening with a performance by children and Rev. R. M. Rhoades presenting an illustrated story of the First Christmas. Santa Claus appeared as the final highlight, and Walnut Street Baptist Church invites all to Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlain Baptist Chapel
R. M. Rhoades
Jesus
Santa Claus
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Young Peoples plan to attend Baptist convention
Representatives from Walnut Street Baptist and West Baptist churches met at the Y M C A to launch a drive for a delegation of at least fifty from the two churches to attend the International Baptist Young People's Society convention in Kansas City next July. Archie Stocker was named chairman of a working committee with groups to handle arrangements registration yell ing and music. The meeting was enthusiastic and organizers expect to secure fifty attendees from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Societies
Walnut Street
Wirst
International Baptist Young People’s Society
Kansas City
Archie Stocker
Waterloo
Christmas Exercises At Several Churches Tonight
Multiple church Sunday schools hold Christmas programs tonight and tomorrow with songs readings and tree distributions. First Presbyterian Universalist Westminster and Congregational churches plus First Methodist offer varied ages from primary to older members with baskets food donations and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
John Griffin
Duke Naven
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
First Congregational Church
Hearta
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Qwan Vigtim
H. Clement
Theodore
John and
W. Henry
Mary E. Hollis
Hudson
Martha G. Forman
Denver
Colo
Henry M. Taylor
White Water
Wis
Newell Street
First National Bank Building
Chriot Mag
Champlin Chapel
BIG Baptist Meret
First Presbyterian Church
Professor Six
Paul Johnson
Harold Johnson
Los Angeles
Great Wester
Santa Fe
CGW
At&s BF
T. J. Cleary
A. BP
Kretz
6Th and Sycamore, Waterloo
Neco
Great Western
Gray Fox
P. C. Jones
Irving Annex
Boston Brokerage CO
Sycamore Street
Avention
Wittick’s
West Fourth Street
East Fifth Street
Seal
Turkeys
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