Baptists Urged to Take Mantle From Pioneers
Waterloo marks the seventy-fifth anniversary of First Baptist Church with greetings from area pastors and lay leaders. Speakers compared early church founders to Elijah and urged continued faith and service, noting the church’s historic role and ongoing mission as a pioneer in the city’s religious life. A historical program, musical performances, and a birthday cake cutting conclude the celebration events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Waterloo
First Congregation
John EB. Tuthill
Cedar Valley Baptist Association
First Church
Elijah
Elisha
Tuthill
Wagey
All Waterloo
O. M. Yaggy
First Evangelical Church
Waterloo Ministerial Union
Mr. Vagey
J. Askins
Warren, L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
A. Loken
England
Mr. Lokén
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sioux City
O. A. Lasser
Sullivan
Mayerbee
A. J. van Doren
Arthur van Doren
Robert Miller
Howard Keene
Homer Asquith
Witleby
Reisler
Chopin
Karl Clayton
Emmanuel Sbeptist
Albany
Edwin Mesick
J. 5. Severance
Port Avenue
Jefferson Street
Gmin
the Times
Avease Earl
R. Vaughan
Mr. Williamson
Grand River Avenue Baptist Church
Detroit
Mich
W. R. Cole
Pheasant Stows Away In Visitor's Auto Ride Tale
R A Howard of Douthitt Engineering recalls a pheasant flight into a bus front window between Hampton and Mason City. The cock bird could not escape as the window was open and puzzled passengers panicked briefly. Howard captured it and kept the stowaway until near Mason City where he freed it as there was no open season.
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R. A. Howard
Douthitt Engineering Company
Chicago
Hampton
Mason City
Douthilit
Douthiltt