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Title
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Paul James Renfrow in Uniform
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Description
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Paul James Renfrow, brother of Edith Renfrow, was a master sergeant in World War II.
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Date Created
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1942
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PID
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grinnell:12184
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Title
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Paving Spring Street
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Description
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Photograph of paving equipment during the construction of the extension of Spring Street in Grinnell, Iowa, in 1981. Photograph has identification "looking north on Spring St. where condominiums will be built," which is just south of Spring Street and 16th Avenue.
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Date Created
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1981
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PID
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grinnell:3380
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Title
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Peter Perry Doud and Hazel Clarissa Howard
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Description
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Wedding portrait of Peter Perry Doud and Hazel Clarissa Howard who were married in Grinnell, Iowa on June 13, 1912. Peter and Hazel were both born in Grinnell in 1894 and lived in Poweshiek County their entire lives. Peter died in 1958 and Hazel died in 1977.
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Date Created
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1912
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PID
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grinnell:12436
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Title
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Philip Palmer and Dog
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Description
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Philip Palmer sitting on his tricycle in the snow with his dog, circa 1924.
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Date Created
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1924
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PID
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grinnell:12000
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Title
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Philip and Dorothy Palmer
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Description
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Photograph of Philip and Dorothy Palmer taken at their home on the top floor above the general store in Newburg, Iowa.
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Date Created
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1922
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PID
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grinnell:12001
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Title
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Pi Rho Lambda Club
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Description
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Two views of the Pi Rho Lambda Club in Grinnell, Iowa, in 1942. The club members are dressed as they think they will look in 1962.
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Date Created
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1942
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PID
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grinnell:11757
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Title
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Pilgrim-Sherman Farm
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Description
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View of the Pilgrim-Sherman farm located in the northeast quarter of Section 27 of Grant Township in Poweshiek County, Iowa.
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Date Created
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1940
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PID
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grinnell:17380
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Title
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Placing Chester Church on New Foundation in Grinnell
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Description
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Photograph of members of St. Paul's Episcopal Church placing the Chester Church on its new foundation at 6th and State Street in Grinnell. The Chester church building was given to St. Paul's by the people of the Newburg-Chester congregations to serve as their new sanctuary. Members visible from left to right: Byron Worley, Jon Chenette, Milton Severe (with back to camera in blue shirt and with long hair), Don Howig, unidentified, Tim Chenette, unidentified, and Jeff Garland. Milton Severe's conversation with the pastor of St. Paul's, Richard Graves, led to obtaining the building as Milton's brother-in-law, Ken Wallace, was the then pastor of the Newburg-Chester churches. Ken Wallace had previously talked to Milton about the possibility of having to close the Chester church.
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PID
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grinnell:3394