The Lake of Storms by Ruthene Lowder
A poem from Ada Edson's Pilot-Tribune column, 1958, personifies Storm Lake as Ruthene Lowder. It contrasts restless moods and playful surf with serene, silent calm, invoking Indian Chief who gave her name and the speaker's desire for changing mood with the lake.
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The
Pilot-Tribune
Ada Edson
Buntrock Lake Studio Opens New Era In Storm Lake
Storm Lake studios headed toward national prominence with Buntrock and Salie expanding their partnership on July 1 1947 after WW II service. Salie Navy photographer and Buntrock ex US Army photographer led rapid growth, lectures, and professional accolades highlighting community service and education. Mohr joined 1969 becoming co owner in 1970 and earned the National Community Service award in 1971. Ansorge joined in 1971 after Valparaiso University studies and Army service.
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Storm Lake
Buntrock-Lake
Mike Mohr
Bob Ansorge
Duane Lake
Kermit Buntrock
Buntrock
Salie
Navy
South Pacific
Patton
Third Army
Europe
Professional Photographers of America
University of Mississippi
Professional Photographers of Iowa
American Society of Photographers
Harrison-Dillon
Harlan Harrison
Max Dillon
W. C. Edson
Joan Wright Ryan
Cherokee
Bones Hamilton
Buntrock and
Washington D. C
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