Rev George Cone New Moderator of Brethren District
Rev George Cone of Milledgeville Alabama was elected moderator of the Ti Hokata district conference of the Brethren church at the closing session of the 1928 conference in First Brethren church. A. Prather of Cedar Rapids was secretary treasurer and Edwin Boardman Jr. was vice moderator. The 1929 conference will be in Lanark Illinois during the first full week in October. Fifty four lay delegates and eight ministers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cole
Milledgeville
TiHokata
Brethren Church
First Brethren Church
Bisth
Wellington
Edwin Boardman, Jr
A. Prather
Cedar Rapids
Lanark
Mr. Cone
Jesus Christ
USD
Cashman
Dallas
Genler
Milton Puterbaugh
Ashland College
Ashland
National
Sunday School Association
French Equatorial Africa
Puterbaugh
West High School
B. F. Puterbaugh
Grant, Avenue
Claude Studebaker
Leon
George Rank
Woman’s Missionary Society
Gertrude Leedy
Milledgeville, Ii
Sisterhood of
Mary and
Martha
Harald Fry
Christian Endeavor Movement
E.’E. Jacobs
Plaza
Heavier Rail Replacing 40-Year-Old Track Near Floyd
Six miles of Illinois Central Line in the Albert Lea district near Floyd Iowa are being replaced with 90 pound per yard rail. G W Parker of Waterloo is in charge, and work starts today. The old 75 pound rail served forty years, a district record for longevity.
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Albert Lea
Floyd
G. W. Parker
Waterloo
Reception Greets Pastor and Teachers at Hudson Church
A reception in Hudson, Iowa welcomed Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Roush for six years in the United Brethren church pastorate and also greeted local public school teachers. About 601 guests attended with readings by Mrs. Cecil Kemp, vocals by Mrs. Archie Minish, and piano by Miss Hazel Roush.
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Courier
Hudson, Ja
W. N. Roush
United Brethren Church
Cecil Kemp
Archie Minish
Hazel Roush
East High Primary Selects Candidates
East High students held the annual primary election to choose two candidates per class for each office including President vice president secretary treasurer and faculty advisor. Winners advance to the final election tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Gast Weh
Meyer Student Athlete Sets Gophers Up for Difficult Meet
Meyer, a newcomer, is highlighted as guiding the Gophers through a challenging schedule with most performances slated to occur on the upcoming meet. The report notes his role and expectations for strong results.
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Meyer
Nestos to Start 6 0 P Drive in Fayette
Reginald A. Nestos former North Dakota governor speaks at the Fayette courthouse to launch the Republican campaign in Fayette county J A Erickson of Montrose is county Republican chairman Graveling road work between Wadena and Elgin began in Wadena with completion planned this fall Leo Strodthoff family to move to Waterloo for John Deere work Henry Stradthoff returns to farm Ray Oury son Harold Gimscock Mark Schatz and Mike Bernhart travel to Chicago for White Sox Cubs series Will F Byers leaves for the American Legion national convention in San Antonio and to Havana for Spanish American War veterans meeting China’s population nears Europe’s size.
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Cmirierspreint Service
West Union
Reginald A. Nestos
North Dakota
Fayette County
J. A
Erickson, Clermont
Wadena
Elgin
Leo Strodthoff
Waterloo
John Deere Company
Henry Stradthoff
Ray Oury
Harold Gimscock
Mark Schatz
Mike
Bernhart
Chicago
White Sox
Will F. Byers
the American Legion
San Antonio
Tex
Havana
Cuba
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George Cone
NEW Moderator Brethren
Miokata
H. H. Ziemer
Lafayette Street
Warren Gilbert
Carl Bruggeman
Red Cross
Archapedic
Dr. Reed
Edwin Clapp Nunn-Bush Smith
Harry Wannasch
Max
Max DE Haute
Great Max
Towa
Holbert Horse Importing Company
Greeley
Jol
Hudson Church
East High Primary
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota University
Win Brack
Nestos
Fayette
N.D
China
Europe
Black Hawk
The
Cattle Congress
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kllboggs
All-Bran
Allbran
Marien
Ardesons Fievland G
Near West
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