Methodists Answer Communist Charge in Iowa Editorial
The Christian Advocate rebuts a foreign correspondent’s claim linking Bishop Paul N. Garber to Communists. Don L. Berry of the Indianola Tribune investigates, finds supporting facts, and the Methodist church is vindicated. The piece praises Berry for seeking truth and urges Christians to testify faith in leaders.
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Men of
Iowa
R. H. Markham
Christian Science Monitor
The
Methodist Church
Paul N. Garber
Garber
Methodist
Virginia
University of Pennsyyvania
School of Religion
Duke University
Paul Garber
Jesus Christ
Don L. Berry
Indianola
Berry
Speed Kills Take It Easy Warns Iowa Patrol
The Iowa Highway Safety Patrol urges drivers to slow down as speed contributes to about two fifths of fatal crashes. Chief S. N. Jespersen cites 13,000 U.S. speed related deaths in 1947 and stresses obeying posted limits and common sense. In Iowa, twelve people died last week, with totals for 1948 showing 275 deaths and 24,590 accidents year to date, alongside rising injuries compared with 1947.
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Iowa Highway Safety Patrol
S. N. Jespersen
United States
Jespersen
Iowa
Hopkinton Man Clifford Evans Dies From Truck Accident
Clifford Evans a Hopkinton resident 39 died Sunday at Mercy hospital Anamosa from injuries after a truck crash Friday near Anamosa He worked a rendering truck for C E Frith of Dubuque He is survived by wife Rhuth a son Barbara Jean his father and a sister Funeral services were held at the Hopkinton United Methodist Church Burial followed in Hopkinton cemetery
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Hopkinton
Clifford Evans
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
C. E. Frith
Dubuque
Morley
Mr. Evans
Bine, Ill
Delaware County
Bailey's Ford
Delhi
Delhi Consolidated School
Rhuth Talmadge
Clinton
Billy Joe
Barbara Jean
Sturgeon
Junior Beitz
Methodist
G. Goodrick
F. E. Allen
H. M. Reeve
Ray Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Jackson Lake
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
West
Sarah McConnell
Helen Mackintosh
Alexandria
D. H. Johnson
Ankeny
Sacred Heart and St Matthews Churches Weekly Notices
Sacred Heart Catholic Church lists masses 8 and 10 a.m. on Sunday and 7 a.m. weekdays with Holy Day times. St Matthew's Lutheran notes services, Sunday school at 9:45 and 10:45, bake sale Friday at Zimmerman's Hardware. Also anniversary notices for St Paul’s Anamosa and Presbyterians with guest speaker.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Ladies Aid
Zimmerman's Hardware
St. Paul's
Anamosa
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
H. A. Diers
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Luther League
St. John’s Lutheran Church
R. P. Young
Our Church
Paul Schuetz
Monticello Recalls First Fire Engine Revival
The town brings a 1920 Pirsch triple combination fire engine out of retirement for city use. The article recounts 1923 purchase details by Mayor A. M. Maurice, price at 4250 dollars with 1250 cash and three warrants, and outlines the engine’s 120 psi capability, 1000 feet of hose, 40 gallon chemical tank, brass fittings, and listed equipment.
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Monticello
The
Express
Monticello Express
Pirsch Co
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Buck Creek Consolidated School Faculty Names Featured
The Buck Creek Consolidated School faculty is listed with W. Briggs as superintendent Orville Inderwood principal and commercial Mrs Orville Inderwood English and music Ella Burrell Epworth 7th and 8th grades Marcia Smith Manchester Sth and 6th Edith Porter Manchester 3rd and 4th Claudia Haynes Manchester 1st and 2nd grades The Jones County Republican Women's Club meets Friday at 2 30 at the Anamosa courthouse Warren Rees speaks on Philadelphia convention delegation and C Strawman also presents Light refreshments served.
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Buck Creek
W. ©. Briggs
Orville Inderwood
Keswick
Ella Burrell
Epworth
Marcia Smith
Manchester
Edith Porter
Claudia Haynes
Jones County
Republican Women's Club
Court House
Anamosa
Warren Rees
Philadelphia
C. Strawman
Monticello Adds Fire Engines and Modernizes Fleet
The Monticello fire department now operates three engines with updated equipment. A prior 1923 council action planned funding for a $1322 fire truck from the General Fund. The city rebuilt street markers and re painted them using the engines on duty today.
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Monticello
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Plueger
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Tudebaker
Oswald Sandbach
Congregational Church
God
John Doe
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Prisch
Monticello and
C. A. Doxsee
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago
Illinois
Jones,Linn
Delaware
Dubuane
Ventura and Ruth Photo Studio
Hopkinton, Iowa
John Liddy
Monticello, Iowa
Edwynn Kremer
Win Mueller
Nicholas Kremer
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