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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

12

Brethren Pastor New to Waterloo Parish

Rev. Edwin Boardman arrived in Waterloo to lead First Brethren Church succeeding Rev. A D Cashman. He comes from Terra Alta W Va where he led a Brethren church for 15 months after missionary work in Argentina with his wife Muriel. The couple has a daughter Gertrude Mary born Sept 7 1923 and will reside with Willstead family until a parsonage is ready.

Edwin Boardman First Brethren Church A. D. Cashman W. H. Beachler Waterloo M Boardman Terra “Alta W. Va Brethren Church Boardman Waterlon Argentine South America Hudson, In Ashtrd Ohio Princeton Seminary Princeton University Muriel G. Willstead GC. H. Willstead Lafayette Street Boardmans Gertrude Mary

Mrs Henry Sly Dies At Home Near Manchester

Mrs Henry Sly died at her home three miles north of Manchester on Tuesday September 1 after months of illness. Funeral services were held at the home today at 2 p.m. Rev Frank Moore of the Congregational church officiated. Interment was in Oakland cemetery. Hannah Evans, born June 4 1878 in Coffin's Grove township, lived all her life in the community and married Harry Sly on December 25 1899.

Manchester Harry Sly Frank Moore Congregational Church Oakland Cemetery Hannah Evans Coffin's Grove Township

Lichty Sharp sale sets attendance and high corn price

Toledo Ohio special reports the Lichty Sharp sale drew a crowd claimed to be the largest in the area. Total receipts are estimated at 7500 to 8000 dollars. Fifty acres of corn sold for 26 dollars an acre, 25 tons for 1 a ton, milk cows to 36 1 2, two year old steers to 5 75, spring shoots to 10 70, sheep to 3 14, and lambs up to 12.

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