Dr Kober to join Chinese Methodist centennial delegation
The Rev Marvin B Kober of St Pauls Methodist plans to travel to China for the centennial of the Chinese Methodist church. He will join 11 others eight laymen, sailing mid October and attending events in Foochow Shanghai and southern China alongside his wife May.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
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Atlanta
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Seer Oeon
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa Inter-Church Council
Cedar Rapids Prep for Fourth of July Traffic Drive
Cedar Rapids police announce a seasonal traffic enforcement push for the Fourth of July weekend. Police Chief T J Condon warns of unusually heavy traffic and heightened hazard from the festive weekend. He urges public cooperation to prevent deaths and property loss.
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Six C R Sea Scouts To Clear Lake Regatta
Six Sea Scouts from ship 90 sponsored by Kiwanis will travel to the regional Sea Scout regatta at Clear Lake for a week long event led by Field Executive Robert W. Miller. Attendees include Don Hamous, Forrest Groat, Tom Meade, Jim Giovazzani, Donald Miller, and Dan Novak. Eleven Boy Scouts depart Tuesday for region 10 wilderness canoe base at Mooselake Ely Minn for an eight day trip returning July 12. participants include Corwin Abernathy Marion Richard Beranek Dean Ervin John Lanner Clarence Smith Austin Fernow Robert Fletcher David Johnson Paul Gourley Sam Taylor and John Culver with escorts Howard Dickson and Keith Benner.
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Oxford Junction
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Vinton
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Center Point
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David Johnson
Paul Gourley
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John Culver
Howard Dickson
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Dogs Nervous As Toy Cap Pistols Spark Bites Rise
In Indianapolis, dog lovers report pets jittery as city health officials link a 58 percent rise in dog bites to toy cap pistols now legal under a new state law. Dr. Gerald Kempf notes the increase began after cap sales started about two months ago.
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