Pomeroy’s St Mary’s Parish Through Cyclone’s Wake 1893
A historical account traces St Mary’s Pomeroy parish from 1869 Catholic families to the 1893 cyclone that destroyed the first church and its records. It covers early missions from Manson, the move to a new church, parish leadership shifts, the Palmer mission, school construction in 1915, and the 1969 70 church rebuild and 1973 bell tower dedication, ending with current parish counts and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
St. Mary of Pomeroy
Manson
Lizard
Lenihan
Fort Dodge
St. Mary’s
John Knight
Ballback
Thomas F. Welch
Alexander Monahan
C. Schultz
David Slattery
John O’connor
Thomas Power
Denis F. McCaffrey
E.M. Hennessey
John McAulliffe
Father Daly
St. Mary’s Parish
Father Edward Neppel
Father Neppel
St. Joseph’s
Palmer
Palmer Public School
Henry
Anna Lampe
Joseph
Lawrence Lampe
Nels Sanquist
Palmer Church
Jerry Booge
Thomas, Harrold
Lillian Lampe
George Niehaus
Pierick
Patrick Reiter
Elizabeth Byrnes
Rufina McCurnin
Sisters of the Holy Family
Theodosia
Alexander
Sara Baker
Lawrence L. McCarty
Wendel
Susanna Peiffer
Kenneth Hinners and
D. William Wingert
Moville court upholds long service to church and community
In Moville on May 22 1949 the Court of Our Lady of Guadalupe at Immaculate Conception church organized with 35 charter members. Father Robert J. O'Reilly served as chaplain. For 27 years a monthly priest and brother support has continued along with donations to church rectory pastors and the church creed of service. Now 34 members remain in the court.
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Moville
Court of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Immaculate Conception Church
Robert J. O'Reilly
St Mary’s Parish History and Leadership Timeline
St Mary’s at Charter Oak shows a lineage of pastors from 1944 onward including Father Montag, Father Weimer, Father Fried man, and Father Pick. The parish, a mile north of town by the cemetery, had 48 families and hosts religious classes in a former rectory center. Paul Flynn and Donald Seufert lead as directors. the Guild, active since the early 1930s, supports parish life with Mrs. Louise Miller among its organizers.
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Montag
St. Mary’s
Henry V. Weimer
Leander P. Friedman
Raymond J. Pick
St. Boniface
Charter Oak
Adam Feurbach
St. Mary's
Paul Flynn
Donald Seufert
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