He graduated from the University of Illinois Jacksonville, B.A.; University of Chicago, M.A.; & Chicago Theological Seminary.
He was ordained in the Congregational Church at Wayne, Illinois on November 10, 1910 and held the following pastorates:
Wayne, Illinois 1910-1914; Canton, South Dakota 1914-1922; Hudson, South Dakota 1922-1928; Allison, Iowa 1928-32; Plymouth Church at Ottumwa, Iowa 1932-1937; Williamsburg, Iowa 1938-1953.
After the death of his sister, Ethel Belle Preston Joachim in 1924, he and his wife, Nannie Dansey-Preston adopted her 3 children. The last name of the three children were legally changed from Joachim to Preston.
He was ordained in the Congregational Church at Wayne, Illinois on November 10, 1910 and held the following pastorates:
Wayne, Illinois 1910-1914; Canton, South Dakota 1914-1922; Hudson, South Dakota 1922-1928; Allison, Iowa 1928-32; Plymouth Church at Ottumwa, Iowa 1932-1937; Williamsburg, Iowa 1938-1953.
After the death of his sister, Ethel Belle Preston Joachim in 1924, he and his wife, Nannie Dansey-Preston adopted her 3 children. The last name of the three children were legally changed from Joachim to Preston.
He graduated from the University of Illinois Jacksonville, B.A.; University of Chicago, M.A.; & Chicago Theological Seminary.
He was ordained in the Congregational Church at Wayne, Illinois on November 10, 1910 and held the following pastorates:
Wayne, Illinois 1910-1914; Canton, South Dakota 1914-1922; Hudson, South Dakota 1922-1928; Allison, Iowa 1928-32; Plymouth Church at Ottumwa, Iowa 1932-1937; Williamsburg, Iowa 1938-1953.
After the death of his sister, Ethel Belle Preston Joachim in 1924, he and his wife, Nannie Dansey-Preston adopted her 3 children. The last name of the three children were legally changed from Joachim to Preston.
He was ordained in the Congregational Church at Wayne, Illinois on November 10, 1910 and held the following pastorates:
Wayne, Illinois 1910-1914; Canton, South Dakota 1914-1922; Hudson, South Dakota 1922-1928; Allison, Iowa 1928-32; Plymouth Church at Ottumwa, Iowa 1932-1937; Williamsburg, Iowa 1938-1953.
After the death of his sister, Ethel Belle Preston Joachim in 1924, he and his wife, Nannie Dansey-Preston adopted her 3 children. The last name of the three children were legally changed from Joachim to Preston.
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