Grace Lutheran and regional church notices in Thalacker area
Community church listings provide service times for Grace Lutheran and multiple area churches. Worship at Grace Lutheran and Thalacker area congregations includes morning and evening services, Sunday schools, sermons, and weekly meetings. Activities include church council, choirs, Luther League, and youth events with dates in August.
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Grace Lutheran Old Thalacker
St. John's American Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Geo. J. Gundel
Jesus
Luther League
Donald Blasberg
Wanda Dettmer
ST. John's Lutheran
Western Douglas
W. H. Lindquist
Alvin Brase
Helmuth Bra
Baptist Church
Horton
A. T. Rollene
Burton Bartling
Waterloo
Five Iowa Supreme Court Justices Seek Another Term
All five state supreme court justices plan retention in November for another term. Names listed include Norman R. Hays Knoxville Theodore Garfield Ames Eugene Thornton Waterloo Edwin Moore Des Moines Liam Stuart Chariton. Only one district judge, Tom Arrow of Des Moines, plans not to seek retention under the amendment. If a judge is elected, vacancies are filled by the Governor.
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Supreme Court
Ostices
Norman R. Hays
Knoxville
Heodore Garfield
Ames
Eugene Thornton
Waterloo
Edwin Moore
Des Moines
Andliam Stuart
Chariton
District Court
Curt Jy Bes
Tom Arrow
Wells Named Secretary of State Education Association
Mneth Wells of Ames named executive officer for the Iowa State Education Association succeeding John Weeddine who resigned July 1 to become rector of Secondary education in American Samoa.
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Wells
Tate Education Asso
Towa State Educationation
Mneth Wells
Ames i
Apt Coutic
Ames Wea
John W.eeddine
Seco Indary Education i Merican Samoa
Life in Tripoli area themes and events from 1960s era
A collage of local notices recounts land sales near Tripoli at 125 per acre for 80 acres with buyer John Berlin from Black Hawk county, couples wedding and anniversary plans, dam project setbacks at Frederika, and town improvements. It notes a modernization drive by Butler Bremer Telephone Co., schoolhouse bids, teachers offering instruction, and community events. Nearby obituaries and civic posts, ASC committee selection, and church confirmations fill the year’s slice.
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Frank Koch
Tripoli
John Berlin
Black Hawk County
Geo. Brewer
Seattle
Wash
Sarah Kuker
Louis Gaede
Haendschke
Butler-Bremer Telephone Co
Floyd Hobbs
First Congregational Church
Paul Matthias
Denver
Vrw Post
Mary Jane Zander
Edwin Zander
Raymond HH. Bloem
Hans Bloem
St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
E F. Puhlmann
Coral Axon
Leonard Axon
Donald Buls
Leo Buls
Waverly
Little Brown
Nashua
Eugene L. White
Polk Township
Bremer County
ASC
Pamela Kowalsky
Arnold Kowalsky
la Porte City
West View Cemetery
John la Rue
Frederika Farmer
Rettig Funeral Home
Wilson Grove
Sumner
PERT POINTERS School Clothes Use Shrinkproof Wool
Back to school outfits will feature improved all wool stretch fabric with better washability and durability. Wool resists shrinking and creasing due to a dipping process that coats fibers and locks a thin chemical layer to reduce tangling and washing shrinkage.
Obituary Alma Zickuhr longtime Frederika resident
Alma Zickuhr born July 12 1903 in Milwaukee Wisconsin lived near Frederika after childhood. Polio left her an invalid, she graduated Frederika High School served as township clerk and school board secretary, worked for Interstate Power Co and later Palmer Memorial Hospital. Died en route to Mayo Clinic Rochester from a heart attack. Funeral July 24 at Zion Lutheran West Union. Burial Alcock Cemetery Frederika. Surviving Herbert Zickuhr Milwaukee and half sister Henry Ponko Milwaukee. preceded by four half brothers and one half sister. William Rittenhouse founded first paper mill at Germantown PA in 1690.
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Frederika
Alma Zickuhr
Milwaukee
Wis
Albert Zickuhr
John
Emma Zickuhr
Frederika High School
Frederika Township
Interstate Power Co
Palmer Memorial Hospital
West Union
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Zion Lutheran Church
Paul T. Meyer
Alcock Cemtery
Herbert Zickuh
Nebraska Charges Iowa Aggressive In Boundary Dispute
Nebraska takes Missouri River boundary dispute to the U S Supreme Court alleging Iowa pursued aggressive policies. Assistant Attorney General William Yost says Iowa did not breach the 1943 compact establishing the center line boundary except around Carter Lake.
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Nebraska
Iowa
U. S. Supreme Court
William Yost
Carter Lake
Yost
State challenges Nebraska action over original boundary line
The State Conservation Commission cites lack of survey data before claims and Attorney General Hultman vows to protect state rights. Separate note recalls the University of Missouri journalism program founded in 1908 by Dean Walter Williams.
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State Conservation Commission
Hultman
Nebraska
Genera
Journalism
The
University of Missouri
Walter Williams
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Paith United Church OF Christ IF
Puhlmann
Hell
Methodist Church
Robert Truitt
St. John's Lutheran Frederika
W. H. Klein
Paul's Lutheran Siegel
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed
Siegel W. D. Weidler
Women's Guild
Burton B “Riling
Supremeourt
Wapsie River
Mavis Selck
Helen Thomas
Dayton Township
Louis
Lawrence Buls
Iowa State University
Tripoli, Iowa
Ray
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Pearl E. Pardee
County Extension Home
William Rittenhouse
Germantown
Westinghouse
Wapsice Sportsmen’s Club
Bay View Resort
Hackensack
Minn
Birch Lake
Wapsie Sportsmen’s Club
Block & Klemp
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