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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1988

Page

4

History professor Ferch joins Mount Mercy College family

David L. Ferch, assistant professor of history, joined Mount Mercy College in 1976. He earned a BA from Coe College and advanced degrees from Rutgers and the College of William and Mary, and was a PhD candidate at the University of Iowa. The piece is excerpted from his Granger family history.

David L. Ferch Mount Mercy College Coe College Rutgers University College of William and Mary University of Iowa Granger Ferch

Earl Granger and the Rise of Marion Iowa Leadership

Earl Granger, who left Vermont in 1855 at age under nineteen, built a Marion Iowa meat business with partners, then entered politics. He served as a fourth ward councilman from 1875 to 1887, navigating temperance battles and licensing votes that shaped the city’s governance. The Grangers helped transform Marion from frontier town to prosperous county seat with rail links and growing commerce.

Arl Granger Bethel Windsor County Vermont Earl Samuel Martha McIntosh) Granger Iowa New England Samuel Granger Mississippi Linn Marion Ellen Norman W. Owen Owen Pike’s Peak Marion Township Earl Granger Granger Joseph Colorado Cripple Creek South Carolina Linn County Register Linn County N.W. Claflin Rissler- Claflin Meat Company Joseph Granger Clara Lockhart Dora Krause Marion Temperance League Republican Party Women’s Temperance Union Theodore Mentzer Mentzer Fourth Ward Samuel Rathbun George and John Cone Dora R.D. Stephens M.B Squire” Allen Allen Stephens

Multi-incident logs outline emergency calls and thefts

The log lists numerous medical emergencies, fires, gas flushes, and alarms from Friday through Sunday across addresses in Iowa, plus two theft cases. A car theft near Sheraton Inn leads to a 14 year old runaway arrest, while Krista Doremus faces second degree theft for over $500 at Younkers.

Brian Christ East Dubuque Ill Sheraton Inn 33Rd Ave Heartwood Treatment Center C St Krista Doremus Clymer Rd Hiawatha Younkers Lindale Mall

Burglary, multiple drunken driving arrests logged by police

Jimmy Stevens 18 of 214 17th Ave SW charged with second degree burglary for the Joseph Long residence break in at 2037 Linn Blvd SE. Items stolen valued at 3000 found later. Stevens released on his own recognizance. A separate Williamson home reported larceny includes lawn mower furniture boat motor and ladder valued 1260 with porch entry by breaking padlock. The document lists numerous individuals arrested for drunken driving with times and locations across the area.

Jimmy Stevens 17Th Ave Joseph Long Linn Blvd Stevens Mark Price Third Ave

Local Meetings And Concerts In Iowa City Area

Linn County supervisors hold a 9 a.m. work session at the Administrative Office Building. Linn-Mar school board budget hearing at 7 p.m. at the Educational Services Center. Music acts Echo and the Bunnymen perform at 8 p.m. at Hancher Auditorium with Screaming Blue Messiahs opening. Georganne Cassat harp at 7:30 p.m. Unitarian Society. University bands at Clapp Hall 8 p.m. Five Seasons Boys Substate doubleheader basketball starts 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. at local sites.

Linn County Board of Supervisors Linn-Mar School Board 10Th St Marion Ty of Iowa Screaming Blue Messiahs Georganne Cassat Unitarian Society S. Gilbert St Iowa City Clapp Recital Hall University of Iowa

Cosmic Christ lecture at Mount Mercy College

Matthew Fox, founder of the Institute in Culture and Creation Spirituality, will speak at Mount Mercy College in Oakland California as part of the Aquinas Lecture Series. The free talk begins at 7 30 p m in McAuley Auditorium with the title The Coming of the Cosmic Christ. Fox, an internationally known author and lecturer, has published ten books on spirituality and culture.

Matthew Fox Institute In Holy Names College Oakland Calif Mount Mercy College Aquinas McAuley Fox Aquinas Institute

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