Salvation Army Aide Emma LaPlount Honored Long Service Order
Emma LaPlount wife of Waterloo Salvation Army Commandant Edward LaPlount is elevated to the Officern Long Service Order for 27 years of unbroken service. The honor, announced by William Peart, includes a service badge and collar insignia, reflecting a career spent in slums and cities across the United States and England beginning in Cornwall.
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Salvation Army Work Sustains Waterloo Mission for Two Years
Respectability is recited and commended in a letter from territorial headquarters. Waterloo unit has conducted Salvation Army activities for two years under Commandant and Mrs. LaPlount who arrived two years ago. LaPlount will reach 25 years of Army service early in 1923. E. J. Brucher leads a three month campaign prize for American Legion with 206. prize details are not specified and may cover a trip to New Orleans if he tops the list. First Presbyterian boys plan an ash hike at 6 PM today, bringing supper and breakfast food.
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