Mothers of First Baptist Church Celebrate Mothers Day
The First Baptist Church honors long time members as Mothers Day is observed with sermons and white carnations. Six of Waterloo’s oldest mothers are named including Mrs. I. C. Munger and Mrs. Henry Nauman, with years of membership dating back to 1855 and 1859 respectively. The article highlights their ages, addresses, family lines, and continued service to the church.
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First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Edgar A. Valiant
I. C. Munger
Florida
C Ku Howe
Des Moines
Henry Nauman
Dora Z. Hartman
GR. Crittenden
FE. R. Pendleton
Waterloo
Munger
Southlands
Second Street
West
C. H. Nauman
Frank Nauman
W. K. Nauman
George Nauman
Plan Park for Charles City Nine Lots for Small Park Approved
At a park commission meeting in Charles City the city will buy nine lots along the Cedar River for a $3 600 park. The Commercial club plans a large park discussion at Ellis Auditorium next Monday. The best site under consideration is the fair grounds, a natural park.
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Iowa
Farm Sells for Two Hundred Dollars an Acre Near Belle Plaine
The Sam Mal farm one mile north of Belle Plaine sold to Martin Benda for 23000, 120 acres averaging about 200 per acre. A nearby 60 acre tract sold earlier for 250 per acre. A Chicago & Northwestern bridge near Zaneta burned sixty feet delaying traffic. a force of men worked overnight to reopen the line. Other items note Belle Plaine Canning to process over 600 acres of sweet corn. no tomatoes this season. Mrs. Doughty, mother of Frank Doughty of Anderson & Doughty, died at an advanced age. Corn planting progresses as a wind storm earlier damaged a barn.
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Belle Plaine
Sam Mal
Martin Benda
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Zaneta
Belle Plaine Canning Company
Canning Company
Man Destroys Trees in Southwest Town
John Hughs' action caused damage as several trees were blown down in the southwest part of town. A note mentions a Mothers Day service at the Methodist church tomorrow conducted by Rev. Dillman Smith with morning and evening services.
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John Hughs Place
Dillman Smith
Bible Study Class Planned by Chautauqua Circle
The Chautauqua circle will organize a Bible study class for the summer, offering members a plan for midweek sessions and study guidance.
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Chautauqua Circle
MOTHERS DAY HONORS WATERLOO CENTENARIAN MOTHER
The oldest mother in Waterloo is Mrs Isaac Byvores aged over (first year) who lives at 246 Douglas Street. She may receive a bouquet of white carnations tomorrow as the town honors her venerable status. Mrs Spoores attends Salvation Army meetings on Fifth Street and renewed her religious zeal at a revival led by RI Sunday.
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Crittenden
Kent
Waterloo
D. H. Fish
Deacon Fish
M. C. Cole
Randolph Street
George Brown
Tenth Street
West
A. J. Edwards
Lafayette Street
Isaac Byvores
Douglas Street
Spoores
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Weekly library class to study Jesus outline
Meetings set for Mondays at 2 56 PM in the east and west library rooms. The first session May 29 will discuss So cial and Biblical Teachings of Jesus by Shaler Mathews with a study book priced fifty five cents. Contact Mrs Edward Larson or Mrs C Cadwallader to join. Also a local notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills from J K Joder and Glasgow Tailors offering $15 suits with union labels.
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Jesus
Shaler Mathews
Edward Larson
Mulberry Street
Red
C. Cadwallader
Joefferson Street
Doctor Wieland Out of Country this Summer
Dr. Frank Wieland will be in Europe from June 8 to August 1 with his practice overseen by assistant Dr. G G Bickley. Calls may be made to Wieland’s residence or office during usual hours.
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Frank Wieland
Europe
G. G. Bickley
Dr. Bickley
Wieland
Memorial Day Address Planned by Swisher in Iowa City
Attorney B. F. Swisher will deliver the Memorial day address in Iowa City after accepting an invitation from the 8 J Kirkwood post. A University of Iowa graduate with longtime ties to Civil War veterans, Swisher will speak as the post honors three past commanders who died over the past year during the exercises.
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B. F. Swisher
Iowa City
J. Kirkwood
Swisher
University At
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