“$15,000 Fire in Hooper”
Cited in Hooper’s Churches: The Congregations Behind the Names
Hooper Sentinel, January 30, 1908, p. 1, concluding paragraph: emergency classrooms and use of the Methodist bell.
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“Faith United Methodist Church,” “Hooper Church,” “Bethel United Methodist” and “Winslow E.U.B. Church”
Cited in Hooper’s Churches: The Congregations Behind the Names
Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976, pp. 33–34. Depot worship, church and parsonage, flood damage and congregational unions.
“St. Rose of Lima Church of Hooper”
Cited in Hooper’s Churches: The Congregations Behind the Names
Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976, p. 33. Early Masses, first church, parish establishment, enlargement and shared ministry.