Annual Meeting of First Baptist Church Held
Annual meeting of the First Baptist Church founded in 1854 was held at the Park avenue and Jefferson street church. A large turnout despite cold weather. new board of trustees elected to meet updated incorporation rules. Officers chosen include W A Braniger J R Vaughan Geo W Pett, and Ferris Drew named church treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Park Avenue
Jefferson Street
E. A. Valiant
Board of Trustees
W. A. Braniger
J. R.vaughan
Geo. W. Pett
A. J
R. Cole
First Congregational
First Congregational Church
C. W. Knoop
Watters
C ©. Cassady
F. G. Miller
J. O. Stevenson
Church Committees and Elections Report Strong Growth
The article lists church committee members and officers for First Congregational Church and Plymouth Congregational, noting a successful annual meeting, solid finances, and re-elected officers. It highlights Valleant’s year with 115 sermons and 266 calls, plus large gains in membership and Sunday school enrollment for Plymouth Congregational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musi
Leken
T. Humphrey
J.C. Walker
Insher
Orvis
R. Vaughan
Devo
B. L. Edwards
B. Beck
R. Holmes
Alice Cole
W. A. Covill
Richard Holmes
A. C. Cole
Messrs. Stoy, Pett and Cole
Messrs
Braniger
Vaughan
Baker Edwards
Sstor
Valleant
United Doctors Cure Based on Thorough Examination
Advertises a medical system claiming to cure all curable diseases by identifying the root cause, removing it, and assisting nature. Promises relief for chronic blood, nerve, and organ ailments, rectal issues without surgery, and various male and female conditions. Includes testimonials and mentions a Marsh Place address and unrelated election notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Place
Card of Thanks for Lewis amell
The family thanks friends and neighbors for support during Lewis amell illness and death. Special appreciation goes to Yeomen and Moose lodges members OMES LEWIS HOBELL AND CHILDREN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Amell
Yeomen and Moose Lodges
OMES
Lewis Hobell
THAIN DITCHED PASSENGERS SAFE IN COLD NIGHT
Train No. 3 on the Milwaukee road was ditched four miles east of Brill last evening. A trainload of passengers remained all night in coaches as a double header pulled the wrecked cars. The crew did not reach the scene until noon due to extreme cold. No injuries reported and the thermometer marked 33 below zero at nine this morning.
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Mason City
Milwaukee Road
Brill
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