Local Lutheran Delegates Attend American Convention
About 700 delegates representing more than 200,000 Lutherans will gather at Wartburg College in Waverly for the Iowa District convention of the American Lutheran Church. Speakers include Dr Norman Mente and Dr Hugo Esleildson. events include a parish education stage show and an address on the Christian's Involvement in the Atomic Age.
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O Ne
Warlburg College
Waverly
Lowe Distine
Armen Lutheran Church
ALC
E. Hageman
Ziatt Lutheran Cititch
Musca
Norman Mente
FA. Seliom
The
Chure
Paul Emnic
Th Yational Lutheran Counc
Yugo Eskileson
Menmc “Party Commission
Thompson
Eism
Cy P Raichard
Evenson
ADC
Lawrence Price
Fremont
Ohio
Hugo Esleildson
Atomic Energy Prociesion Administration
Idaho
Legislature Summarized by Rep David Stanley in Muscatine
The 1983 Iowa Legislature actions were reviewed by Rep David Stanley of Muscatine County. Highlights include passage of a second reapportionment bill, liquor by the drink legalization, adoption of utilities regulation, and home rule for cities and libraries. Three new members, George Shepley De RB Goat and Clarence Lamp, were indoctrinated by C D Ager. Next week’s luncheon is at the Elks club.
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Lowa
David Stanley
Muscatine County
Rotny Incheon
George Shepley
de. RB. B. Goat
Clarence Lamp
C.D. Ager
Finnegan Elected by Iowa Eagles
Finnegan elected third vice president of the Iowa Fraternal Order of Eagles at a Des Moines state meeting. The group aims to raise 15000 over two years for the Terry Ramig Boys Fund, with Argyle Proffitt named district chair for areas including Clinton Davenport and Muscatine. The Muscatine Eagles Medical Fund raised 250 with a plaque awarded to the Muscatine Auxiliary for reaching its quota. Delegates from several lodges attended, including Argyle Profit and Curtis Owens.
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al Finnegan
Avivsranne
Iowa Fraternal Order of Wagies
Des Moines
Fagies
Terry Ramig
Randy
Fort Dodge
Argyle Proffitt of
Muscatin
Distri
Clinton
Davenport
Raltendorf
Muscatine
Larey Hill
Argyle Proffith
Argyle Profit
Curtis Owens
Its Coulter
Ernest Phillips
H. Pat Fintegan
Larry Till
Joy Stender
Dual Murder Charges Faced By Bluffs Man
Council Bluffs resident Leon The dx, 23, remained under heavy guard at a hospital today awaiting arraignment on two murder charges tied to a shooting spree. Funeral services were planned for Randy Barracks, 2, and Judy Jackson, 14. Wounds left William Pockins, 7, Randy’s half brother, and their grandmother Mrs. William Jackson, 43, hospitalized. Police said The dx admitted the shootings and blamed a rejected relationship as motive, stating willingness to harm again.
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Council Bluffs
Leon
Randy Barracks
Judy Jackson
William Pockins
Randy
William Jackson
Judy
Florence A Walker Bonney 61 of Hamilton Iowa dead
Mrs Florence A Walker Bonney 61 of Hamilton Iowa died at Morey hospital Iowa City after six weeks illness. Born February 29 1902 in Oakland Township she lived in hols and Conesville area. She married Vere Walker in 192? and Lester Bonney in 1960. Survived by husband Donald Walker two daughters four step children and many grandchildren. Funeral at Ralph J Wittich funeral home with services at 3 p.m.
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Florence A. Walker Bonney
Hamilton
Morey Hospital
Iowa City
Oakland Township
Daniel and
Ruth Bradley Walemeyer
Hols
Conesville Con Munil
Wapello
Vere ML Walker
Camdenton
Lester A. Bonney
Conesville
Maquoketa
Harold Bonney
Gerdes Bonney
Lost Nation
Belle Hickman
Knoxville
Donna Jean Tredway
Onslow
Waller
Columbus Junction
Carl
Pequa Lake
Minn
August
Herman
Henry
Muscatine
Ralph
Marie) Shellabarger
Nels
Pearl) Johnson
Clifton Hills
Mola
Merritt
Emma Orr
Ralph J. Wittich
Lutheran Homes Festival Commemorates 68 Years
Lutheran Homes marks 68 years of service for children and aging residents with a Sunday service led by Rev. E C Hafermann and guest speaker Rev. N L Wogen. The afternoon program featured a hayrack scene, songs, readings, and a musical declamation, under Superintendent Rev. L A Shumme. Visitors came from many areas as offerings support ongoing care.
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H. C. Hofermann
N. L. Wageny
Leflain
Edward Meyer
L. A. Stumme
Robert Spenn
E. C. Hafermann
Robert Spon
Flanagan, Minals
L. A. Shumme
Lutheran Homes
Iedward Meyer
Grace Lutheran Church
N. L. Wogen
Cedar Rapiss
Migs
Joan Gerisher
Sandar Hodges
Linda Raush
Edna Mae Wyett
Public DeMolay Installation Here Wednesday
G. A. Rientcke chapter of De Molay holds a public installation at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday June 26 at 8 p.m. Officers will meet at 7 p.m. for practice. William Potter, son of Dr. and Mrs. John Potter Route 3, will be installed as master councilor. Afterward the DeMolay Story film will be shown with John Cameron Swayze as master of ceremonies.
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G. A. Rientcke
DeMolay
Masonic Lemple
Lemple
William Potter
John Potter
Route 3
John Cameron Swayee
Funeral service details for Rev Marvin Ceynar
Rev Marvin Ceynar of Nichols will officiate a Wednesday funeral service. Interment follows at Memorial Park in Muscatine. The family will receive friends at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Marvin Ceynar
Nichols
Memorial Park
Muscatine
Illinois City Youth Aids in Truck Theft Recovery
Frank Terri of Drury Road finds a truck missing from his garage. Merle Danner, 12, recalls seeing the vehicle near Keithsburg during a fishing trip with his parents. The Mercer County Sheriff and local authorities locate the truck one mile southeast of Keithsburg and report major damage as the investigation continues.
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Illinois
Frank Terri
Drury
Rock Island
Merle Dannier
Elmer Danner
Keithsburg
Have
Keithsbury
Mercer County
Royal Family Receives New Address Update
The Royal family, Mr and Mrs Arthur Royal, announce a new address for their son Route 2. Arthur O Royal is listed with military units MCB Camp. The notice confirms a change of residence and unit details for the family.
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Arthur Royal
Arthur O. Royal
Amateur Radio Club Logs 261 Contacts in 24 Hours
Muscatine Amateur Radio Club conducted a 24 hour civil defense field operation at two sites Union schoolhouse grounds and West Hill Acreage. Three stations per site, generators powered, totaling 261 contacts across the United States and Canada. They competed in the national event with many licensed amateurs nationwide and in Canada. Next event is a transmitter bust on July 7 at Paul Meyerholn farm in Wapello.
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Muscatine
Canada
United States
Oh Club
Josayg
Hast i the Wineers
Paul Meyerholn
I Wapello
Pier
Rev Pieper Dies at 42 Former Iowa church leader dies of illness
The Rev Richard M Pieper 43 formerly of Muscatine and executive secretary of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa died Saturday at Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines after illness from cancer and a kidney ailment Surviving are his wife Doris four children and his parents He was born in Des Moines ordained December 28 1947 and served at Trinity Episcopal Church Muscatine before moving to Des Moines position in the diocese
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Richard M. Pieper
Muscatine
Episcopal Diocese of
Pamela
Fred Pieper
Sioux City
Des Moines
Pieper
Seabury- Western Episcopal Seminary
Evanston
Crookston
Minn
Muscaline
Three Towans Appointed to GOP Convention Committees
Denver GOP chairman William E. Miller named Towans to convention panels for the San Francisco national gathering beginning July 13, 1964. Charles Wittenmeyer of Davenport chairs the Committee on Contest, George Nagle of Iowa City joins the Committee on the Arrangement, and National Committeewoman Anna Lomas of Red Oak serves on the Committee on Rules.
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Denver
William E. Miller
San Francisco
Tow
Charles Wittenmeyer
Davenport
George Nagle
Iowa City
Anna Lomas
Red Oak
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Weed Park Pool
Wilton
Moscow
Fairport
Montaclier
Durant
Stockton
Letts
Grandview
Mary Gruver
Grover
George Silberharn
George Silberhorn
W.11th
Debby Hahn
George Hahn
Cherry
Don Sobwick
Stanley
Elks Club
East Second St
Grimm’s! Drug Store
Finnegan
Iowa Eagles
State Bank
Florence Bonney
Clark's
Grandview Ave
Illinois City Youth
Towans
Madame Maria
Lowa City
W. Benton
Snow
U.S.A
Travel Bureau
Stanley Bid
Stooges
Hercules
Woomard Beymer
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