Cedar Rapids pastor and wife wed in church union
Donald L Owen a Coe College alumnus and Doris Touro, daughter of Linn County residents, were married at Cedar Rapids Presbyterian Church on March 21, 1959. The couple later moved to Burlington to lead Westminster Presbyterian, after serving at other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lawrence
Owen
Coe College
Kenwood United, Presbyterian Church of Cedar Rapids
Joe
Ther
Donald
Dorie
Cedar Rapids
Burington
Westminster
Owens
Paul Aire
Agency
Melrose
Ralph Owen
Thirty-fourth Street
Marshalltown
R. G. Touro
Thirty - Third Street
Linn
Jeffrey
Scott
Michelle
Coe
California
San Francisco Theological Seminary
San Anselmo
First United Presby
Conservation message urged to reach the public by wildlife federation official
H R Morgan Midwest Field Representative of the National Wildlife Federation spoke at the Cedar Rapids Marion Wildlife Outdoor Club on September 14. He warned public apathy toward resource squandering is the nation’s biggest threat and urged clubs to broaden names beyond hunting and fishing. Morgan, former South Dakota senator and conservation director, noted the federation’s small membership but a strong record in conserving lands and opposing lake drainage and insecticide overuse. He advised increasing public conservation outreach and stressing habitat survival amid concerns over Vietnam.
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H.R
Bud’ Morgan
Midwest Field
National Wildlife Federation
Cedar’ Rapids- Marion
Morgan
H.R. Morgan
Dakota
Conservation Department
United States
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Doris Touro
Christian Education
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Terian
Axtell
Neb
Burlington
Mrs
Donald Owen
Jeffrey Scott and
John Clifford
Indianapolis
Indiana
First Pentecostal Church
James 0. McCoy
Center Point Road
Iowa
Cutzen Times
Kelly
720
3Rd Ave.se
Kenwood
National Safety Council