GOSPEL HERALD - Vol. XXVIII, No. 31 - October 31, 1935, pp. 670-672.
BAUMAN Ira S. Bauman was born July 14, 1865; died Oct. 14, 1935; aged 70 y. 3 m. he accepted Christ as his personal Savior in his twentieth year and was a faithful member of the Mennonite Church until his death. On Feb. 9, 1890, he was united in marriage to Matilda Groff who survives him, with 7 children: Martha (Mrs. Albert Habermehl) of Conestoga; Emma of West Liberty, Ohio; Leander of Kitchener, Ont.; Melvin of Windsor, Ont.; Fannie, Ilde, and Roy at home. One infant son predeceased him. A life of true devotion to God and self-denying service to his fellowmen has been brought to a close, but we are comforted in that we know, that which was sown in corruption shall be raised in incorruption, and that which was sown in weakness shall be raised in power. "Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection, on such the second death hath no power but they shall be priests of God and of Christ and shall reign with him forever." The funeral services were in charge of Bro. J. B. Martin, assisted by Noah Hunsberger, C. F. Derstine, and Jonas Snider. Texts, Rev. 22:4 and John 13:36. The body was laid to rest in Waterloo Mennonite Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna M L W (48594125) :
Ira S Bauman 1865 – 1935
Matilda Groff Bauman 1865 – 1949
The family moved from their farm to 128 Erb Street West, across from the church, in 1911 when the street wasn’t yet paved. Ira and Matilda’s daughters had attended the David Eby Sunday school, Sunday night Young People’s meetings and Singing Schools. Matilda was a charter member of the Charity Circle.Ira headed a committee responsible for placing 1,340 German/Russian Mennonite immigrants who came to Waterloo in 1924. Six hundred were expected in the first group on July 19, but over 800 arrived. Homes were found for everyone. The girls remember many meetings at their home and all the time their father spent on the phone trying to find accommodations.
BAUMAN Ira S. Bauman was born July 14, 1865; died Oct. 14, 1935; aged 70 y. 3 m. he accepted Christ as his personal Savior in his twentieth year and was a faithful member of the Mennonite Church until his death. On Feb. 9, 1890, he was united in marriage to Matilda Groff who survives him, with 7 children: Martha (Mrs. Albert Habermehl) of Conestoga; Emma of West Liberty, Ohio; Leander of Kitchener, Ont.; Melvin of Windsor, Ont.; Fannie, Ilde, and Roy at home. One infant son predeceased him. A life of true devotion to God and self-denying service to his fellowmen has been brought to a close, but we are comforted in that we know, that which was sown in corruption shall be raised in incorruption, and that which was sown in weakness shall be raised in power. "Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection, on such the second death hath no power but they shall be priests of God and of Christ and shall reign with him forever." The funeral services were in charge of Bro. J. B. Martin, assisted by Noah Hunsberger, C. F. Derstine, and Jonas Snider. Texts, Rev. 22:4 and John 13:36. The body was laid to rest in Waterloo Mennonite Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna M L W (48594125) :
Ira S Bauman 1865 – 1935
Matilda Groff Bauman 1865 – 1949
The family moved from their farm to 128 Erb Street West, across from the church, in 1911 when the street wasn’t yet paved. Ira and Matilda’s daughters had attended the David Eby Sunday school, Sunday night Young People’s meetings and Singing Schools. Matilda was a charter member of the Charity Circle.Ira headed a committee responsible for placing 1,340 German/Russian Mennonite immigrants who came to Waterloo in 1924. Six hundred were expected in the first group on July 19, but over 800 arrived. Homes were found for everyone. The girls remember many meetings at their home and all the time their father spent on the phone trying to find accommodations.
GOSPEL HERALD - Vol. XXVIII, No. 31 - October 31, 1935, pp. 670-672.
BAUMAN Ira S. Bauman was born July 14, 1865; died Oct. 14, 1935; aged 70 y. 3 m. he accepted Christ as his personal Savior in his twentieth year and was a faithful member of the Mennonite Church until his death. On Feb. 9, 1890, he was united in marriage to Matilda Groff who survives him, with 7 children: Martha (Mrs. Albert Habermehl) of Conestoga; Emma of West Liberty, Ohio; Leander of Kitchener, Ont.; Melvin of Windsor, Ont.; Fannie, Ilde, and Roy at home. One infant son predeceased him. A life of true devotion to God and self-denying service to his fellowmen has been brought to a close, but we are comforted in that we know, that which was sown in corruption shall be raised in incorruption, and that which was sown in weakness shall be raised in power. "Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection, on such the second death hath no power but they shall be priests of God and of Christ and shall reign with him forever." The funeral services were in charge of Bro. J. B. Martin, assisted by Noah Hunsberger, C. F. Derstine, and Jonas Snider. Texts, Rev. 22:4 and John 13:36. The body was laid to rest in Waterloo Mennonite Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna M L W (48594125) :
Ira S Bauman 1865 – 1935
Matilda Groff Bauman 1865 – 1949
The family moved from their farm to 128 Erb Street West, across from the church, in 1911 when the street wasn’t yet paved. Ira and Matilda’s daughters had attended the David Eby Sunday school, Sunday night Young People’s meetings and Singing Schools. Matilda was a charter member of the Charity Circle.Ira headed a committee responsible for placing 1,340 German/Russian Mennonite immigrants who came to Waterloo in 1924. Six hundred were expected in the first group on July 19, but over 800 arrived. Homes were found for everyone. The girls remember many meetings at their home and all the time their father spent on the phone trying to find accommodations.
BAUMAN Ira S. Bauman was born July 14, 1865; died Oct. 14, 1935; aged 70 y. 3 m. he accepted Christ as his personal Savior in his twentieth year and was a faithful member of the Mennonite Church until his death. On Feb. 9, 1890, he was united in marriage to Matilda Groff who survives him, with 7 children: Martha (Mrs. Albert Habermehl) of Conestoga; Emma of West Liberty, Ohio; Leander of Kitchener, Ont.; Melvin of Windsor, Ont.; Fannie, Ilde, and Roy at home. One infant son predeceased him. A life of true devotion to God and self-denying service to his fellowmen has been brought to a close, but we are comforted in that we know, that which was sown in corruption shall be raised in incorruption, and that which was sown in weakness shall be raised in power. "Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection, on such the second death hath no power but they shall be priests of God and of Christ and shall reign with him forever." The funeral services were in charge of Bro. J. B. Martin, assisted by Noah Hunsberger, C. F. Derstine, and Jonas Snider. Texts, Rev. 22:4 and John 13:36. The body was laid to rest in Waterloo Mennonite Cemetery.
Contributor: Donna M L W (48594125) :
Ira S Bauman 1865 – 1935
Matilda Groff Bauman 1865 – 1949
The family moved from their farm to 128 Erb Street West, across from the church, in 1911 when the street wasn’t yet paved. Ira and Matilda’s daughters had attended the David Eby Sunday school, Sunday night Young People’s meetings and Singing Schools. Matilda was a charter member of the Charity Circle.Ira headed a committee responsible for placing 1,340 German/Russian Mennonite immigrants who came to Waterloo in 1924. Six hundred were expected in the first group on July 19, but over 800 arrived. Homes were found for everyone. The girls remember many meetings at their home and all the time their father spent on the phone trying to find accommodations.
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