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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - March 15, 1958, Mount Pleasant, Iowa The it. Pleasant news Cloudy these Days by George e. Sukolsky the ten commandments it is curious what men will fight1 o it. In the new York state Lorgis lature a Bill has been introduced authorising the posting of the ten commandments in each school. There is nothing subversive in the ten commandments. T h e r e is nothing in them to impair the morals of the Young. Actually the ten commandments in one Lorn or another is the foundation of most religions and of Mast ethical systems. It is a statement in simple form of the Basic moral Law of the Huntiii racei.11 Quot vol. 8 1, no. 63 my it. Pleasant Iowa sat Koay evening March 15. 1958 by Carrier 30# per week by mall $7.5� per yen urges clean us and Survey first in tree Protection Why should mean quarrel Over that arc our children so perfect Are their lives so righteous that it is unnecessary for them to have further instruction Well the atheists raise tile old argument about Church and state. It is permissible to teach the Young Rock a Roll but not the Wold of god in any translation. As the ten commandments come Down to us in our civilization. They Are translated rom the hebrew in Deuteronomy 5 anything maintenance that is translated from one Lan a Guage to another or by one author or another May have some slight variations. I have read the hebrew. Protestant and Catholic versions comes and they All Conn to the same protect thing. Clean up dead Wood and maintain your Trees vigor As the first step in any Effort to control dutch Elm disease in Henry county suggests county Extension director Phil Baird of i pleasant he says Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson Iowa state College declares Delirant Spray to kill the disc a Seca Rry my beetles is a third step never the first guilders in Points out that dormant. Spraying is recommended for Sci trolling the bark beetles which transmit this disease Only in communities where the disease has been i ii i pc v identified. Even these if la Shook tip. Leo whet Ina they won to spend their Money on a Spray program year before they have done the other things that arts important sanitation and tree no matter How you state a thou Shalt not kill Quot it Means precisely that. Of course Quot thou Shalt not commit adultery Quot May be offensive to some folks the daughter of a broken Home with a father or Mother on the make might ask what is adultery to the great embarrassment of either Parent. But there can be no misunderstanding As to what the meaning is and no one has Ever stated the Case in simpler terms. Quot Honor thy father and thy Mother Quot May run counter to some cur Ved remember he wares in am Community where you Are threatened with dutch Elm disease it by increase ugly important to All your Shade Trees not Only elms bul Oaks Maples poplars and others a threat to one kind of tree increases till value of the others though dutch Elm disease is spectacular elms Are not the Only Trees threatened by diseases and parasites in Iowa proper pruning and maintenance Quot open up Quot the Trees so Spray can reach the healthy limbs and trunks it costs about $5 per tree to apply a dormant Spray to keep the disease carrying beetles out of your Trees according to this information other information states the costs for Large elms May run Gunderson suggests that Community leaders should decide Specif Leni ent sociological notions about Alliv whether the Motley could Best be parents being jealous of their children and All about oedipus complexes and other rubbish. But the fart is that when he family system is Strong society is sound when the family system collapses we get such teen age horrors As we now suffer from. Thus far Man Hast found no substitute for the family 1 up basis of system. Disease control spent on a City Wale clean up to destroy the beetles before Thev emerge. This year clean up might give you More for your Money. Clean up workers should take out and Burn ill dead or dying Elm Wood before april i you have in your Community not Only elms but other Shade Trees. This census could be taken in service clubs scout troops Garden clubs or other groups in Tore ted in City beautification. It it pleasant has a rather recent Tret Yeti us. It removal of dead Trees should be followed by a City wide program to protect tiny health cd the living areas healthy Trees can Battel resist any disease including dutch Elm disease this Neuns a program of Fel Tili Antion and Waterh g protect a n of hark trom damage repair of bark wounds in Alt tree and pin. Lection against the inserts which weaken Trees by attacking foliage i y u Are going to Spray Gunderson advises the Community would do Well to think tin veal about Spray to control Defolia Ting insects this Spray is applied when tile leaves Are out. The dormant Spray. Points out does not have any effect on the Many foliage eating inserts Gunderson believes sanitation and tree health program Are Likely to be Mast effective and profitable Liis year even where dutch Elm disease has been positively identified. Next year with a Complete tree census to work from you can plan soundly for a dormant Spray program. The dormant Spray is Good for Only one year. It la have to be re pealed next year and the year Titer on All valuable elms. View space problems mrs. Sir Othman chosen for trip i Charles St rot by an of new l o Den Bas been selected As Henry county s Delegate tor the farm Bureau women s trip to washing i ton d c april 13 18 mrs tit l oth Man c la ,1 Tho is Vic i mum of county a i so Gunderson some Money Elm disease think can spend it Best advises it you to tight dutch about where you Don t jump into f u in Bureau women and will go by chartered bus w i t ii o t h e r women Dele a v1 Gates o v e r Low a e a c la t county is Al Strothman Lowed to Send one Delegate. Mrs Theodore Eckey of it Union hem v county women s chairman was chosen As Al ornate these women will visit Congress r s dept. It agriculture and other Points of interest in and near Washington. They will visit the congressmen from Iowa and a meeting with the postmaster Gen Era is planned a dinner for the Iowa congressional delegation and their wives will he held on tues a evening apis 15 Register new motor vehicles or. Van Allen to speak at of tuesday Van Allen and Iowa add Quot Hie la i Roe Wesley new it is. Van a s forgiven Joyce Siviler Lim part time writer who leaped to Hie Stag Utah lyceum theater Iii new York and slapped actin Kenneth High during a performance gives out with to big smile As he Halo s hands with her on her a turn to apology ii Ltd he gut Quot carried away by ins role in Quot Lark Back in of ult. Nutt Oaul htmn�lphot9j colourful 11.8. Operetta presented l o marked House Friday likening or Jam let expert alumnus. \ associates tuesday March 18 tie event ill by a dinner Iii the John Wesley huh my student Union of the inc Campo e in 11 ail i died hied by Jau Saiy he to to u no w .rp.&Quot, a a t the hem y sin a Moi in up the it into la As is Lutes program a i it opt cd to Iona Wesleyan this Imai and will bring in leaders in various but messes and Prole ions i 1 a act i e i a ii a i . Aplin \ a mowing the dinner a a late will heal i Vail at speak in Quot demure teaching in colleges Alin whirl a Ulm the ih57 amulets expedition be Ahorn committee dealing with age i i ifs unit ii it 11winnie m. Min Bel Hon i Nhi Cia commit s about the c of roil ted of i the tee on Roug Lieut i any group of a dormant Spray program just because its spa tabular or pushed by a Good Salesman. Attend conference tile following persons and Firma have registered new motor vehicles surfers office in the whee no town is listed the to. Court House cd person pleasant of finn is from i the in of 11 let i. Plea a it Lur ii a Bool Uji Given to a packed House la tic applauded Friday the first of two evil by a tires Robert i he Leal i the wide the of ret la was >1 in thus night in Pel Toi m Model of in line us Jean tin open s he e a sound dutch Elm Campaign is a tree six nun from the local presbyterian Church were in Chicago tills week end to attend a National conference of presbyterian men. The cars i Bolo Dodo Tumbler my Junior a George h Hudson i tills a Thompson Doyle. Salem e. T Homes Sui Misc merc Liere is some slight difference in words but. Not in meaning Between the revised edition of the proles hints and the Douay version of the roman catholics. I shall Here give the three versions in English of the commandment about honouring parents 1. The jewish publication society version in English 1917 Quot honour thy father and thy Kotlier As the lord thy god commanded thee that thy Days May be Long and that it May go Well with toe. Upon the land which the lord thy god liveth 2. Revised edition of King James version. Oxford University press protestant Quot honour thy father and thy Mother As the lord thy god hath commanded thee that thy Days May by prolonged and that it May go Well with thee in the land which census Gunderson says. The Best local group included w. S. Walters time to do this is in june. You can t Ralph Taylor c. R Mcuen har know How much work you have to Lan Moi a rider Harold Lamm and do until you know How Many Trees i Sam Swart. Chevrolet Donald Dodge and Lillian Ury. Trucks Mcalester seed farms Studebaker. T w Van Winkle Salem Chevrolet and Long produce Ford i cat i it Mui i i Lac n Judy Bleeze from Iii Texas Pat Taylor As nun Adam one of 1 miss Crocker Biden Alai let a i Ltd Timmerman As Jake Boomer the cattle and Oil to Coon from Gopher i Gulch Call cd Iii Quot Lead robs i i . A and tall hied p ability tiles w re nicely imported by the expressive miss Crocket Luau mistress of the Gills finishing school play to by Karen riotously humorous pan Wilbert i the in Success us Crook enacted by i Steve Proctor and Hilbert i Brothel and partial in crime it on local cemetery custodian retiring served under eight City mayors by Pearl Coe ii ran threaded strongly in the fabric that is it. Pleasant but not in one throw in a few shovels or dirt to cover the coffin and wills Mother would standby and watch tile grave until her husband came Home at Long continuous line is the part that 1ukht t0 fill m the do t Levuis will Fenton and his father Lewis stayed on As cemetery custodian have played in More than 92 years until a after 1882 Dunn that first of service As cemetery custodians period service As will Fenton will retire april 1st after More than fifty years of w Ork at Forest Home and the old City Remet cry counting both the time that he served As custodian and the time spent in helping dig Graves while his father was cemetery keeper Lewis Fenton came to of pleasant from Noblesville in Hamilton the lord thy god liveth thee county Indiana about 3. Douay version Catholic Book North of Indianapolis. One mile publishing company Olic roman Cath a Honor thy father and Mother he served Iii the civil War and at the time of his discharge came to Salem Iowa. An item in the old or. Fenton s sister Mary Byers of Cedar rapids was born in the House in Forest Home cemetery about 75 years ago. Will was born about 1 _ mile South of the cemetery Iii a log Cabin. Later the Lewis Fen tons lived at 105 South White St. The present Home of mrs. Emil Asp Ungren and still House just North of where the will Fen tons reside and which flu City purchased Iii 1904 was buried in git 8, Block 12. The expense accounts of those Early years Are very interesting for instance Bills were allowed Lur $1 i and Lor As Small As 50 for mowing posts were bought in 1875 for 5c each. In 1875 a hedge Fence was set out at a cosi of $9.00 for 3,000 plants Robert Martin was paid $23.25 to the work. A use that her Woi id War i draft but be they had three children at time he was not it tiled tip Foi vice the other Fenton children Are John William Quot Bill Aud Virginia Mich san of it. Ill i ult Lewis ill Iowa City and fled of Bur in lion they have five grandchildren and one great Gamison one grandson Jack. Is a in pm be t of the 1058 mph8 gradual my Cia. S As the lord Mandod thee. A Long time with thee in lord thy god will give thy god hath com i records at Forest Home shows that that thou Mayest live Lewis in Foster paid $4 Cash rent and it May be Well for a lot sold by or. Fenton on the land which the 1 october 18, 1866. There were several More $4 entries during that year and one dated january 4. 1867. When he first came to it. thee anti if my teletypewriter could manage it i would quote it in the original text in hebrew and you would find that the translations Are ant Lewis Fenton w As employed by a a the state Hospital As fireman. He once or. Fenton s outstanding made a Deal with the private com memory helped to identify an am a Man had bought a alter Presley maunders give much of the ground for the old cemetery in 1836 what is now known As the old City cemetery on later in the i Jefferson and maim additions and the cemetery improvement were made from time to time. Forest Home was opened up for burials in 1852, the first grave recorded is that of Andrew Smith who was buried there december 8, 1856 in lot i. Block to. According to the old registry. The first two years of the civil War nil and �?T62> were years of Many funerals. Walker who was burled Here last i built to mar it a much to in Spring after living to the advanced hum. By Days 0emrtery of its Cost $20. Today almost Loo years later Ald c11hi i in head waiter. Frau tots Joe in i boil be Hei French i Aid Helen Rowe the colourful a it i sing. I inn Quot i Iii an who ii with Nancy pal Taylor in a loin anti serenade to Nancy and j.,re, Ai tic int e it the naga i Quot p Multi Quot aphid and or him k a i la ail interest played by Basil hush a i in Ilia Mills Tuii cute Bell hop Himi. The exotic French maids Nanette Paulette and Claudette played by Mitkel Ritchie Cynthia Carter and Roberta Davis and the sergeants of the Gen d Merle Hill Rockwell and Robert Lei i i Heil was a wealth of mini Juun Quot g musical production tin costume. Of the Gay nineties a ii Are offset by the fete Aux Purlin. and those of the Prince old zen into the continue Tai student it Higl Luiis of tin production were i Iff hair 1 and the Heidelberg to in song with tile Pinter As the olm to the Quot message of Hie Violet v i Jean the Prince and chorus Rosita with the Street sin Nutley and Juke the fete Aux ilium with Penny Patterson is i ill t 1 Dot t lot the Moon mis Loup Joann Berkshire Christy Quot i Iii Linda Biggs Diane Jones a Hie Hir Ltd Lovi dancers the font rough it noir Cak it Walker Hue Mcgrit to. Virginia Burroughs Judy r , and Pat Welcher to i the foot tap dancers m the or till Spring group Sherry a i nil Pat Bryant Sarah Patter f he sen the in v ii it Van a Lien i lie Gru Dight Hacia Wesley in Wink helped ass Mike nuut. Tot i i inc physic who went to the Ani Aret ii with Admiral Rah my e by 11 and became second in command in 1851 Iowa Wesleyan gave or Van Allen an honorary degree alumni of tile a Liege voted Hun the Merit Awald to i 1955 numb i it 19. 5 Al Iowa a student Ile Alai pack inst in thou i a i 11 Alno opposition Khrushchev campaigns the soviet unlit t he Littlon h he a Quot y of the 13 map p i that nothing Leas than the ii St my cd the nation lot Pel Hap some 200 years May be effected by it i Quot commend Lotus on who to to control u s space programs for this reason the committee headed by Senate Demoor a Leader Lyndon b Johnson will Nove wit i extreme caution Oil of its first maim i Bru will he to define just what is it problem i lie Situ d Ion is quite Cill the e t from that which laced the is Nan Mcmahon committee which end i months of study 13 years or to proposing a civilian Agency for tip control of atomic Energy. In that instance the commit was dealing with a lore1 the Quot atomic bomb was a reality it h i i to decide Only such quest is w to would manufacture t a a bomb How i would be a ego re i mid whirl information about atom Quot a re should be divulged but numbers of the apace committee feel they will a Quot dear g with a who Quot new age they it w u As of Back in the tilth Century i commisse of explorers or in f land. France Holland and s4 u at Down and said Quot we done to know what is out the in the West but we have Roach Al the Point where we Are going to have to go out we Don t know what we will find but let a figure i Moscow in Ion s single ticket election Cam out a Way so we done to w ind a pain has concluded with a hard wars Over what we will hitting speech by communist party i the Impact of space explore. T i hid skit a 8 Khrushchev i will be far greater than tire Vot it us go to the polls sunday to elect a new supreme soviet parliament bin Quot Khrushchev who has been renominated to represent Moscow a kill Rtin District Aud the Tiore than 1,300 other candidates Are unopposed their election i in my cd. An estimated 14,000 poisons trumped to the Moscow aporia Palace to Choel the party bos. As he delivered the first and Only live radio a Joseeh of the Champaign in his Horn and the Roe Garter address Khrushchev covered a wide Range of Domestic and foreign finest ions caused by discoverers and explorers of the Western continent miss Mcgeer teacher fur Many decades Dies Quot ii and Joy a Konjey rangers with Jake i. Jean. Into principals. The Texas Crocker when Lewis returned to cemetery duties m 1904. Will a old enough to help his lather will who has a remarkable memory remember digging the grave in 1905 for the i husband of Marion Mcfarland i Bree things .o t Iii Karl. Impi1 one about hic it tiling custodian his Kinin Quot which applies also to mrs Fenton i his deep Niter a i in i pleasant and the people who have made it history and his healthy weathered Appeal atlee1 which hits com about from a Henri i ing much time out of doors he likes 1 wan Ile fully tin musical to fish and plan m Pend con Loci i for the entire Pori be ame time doing that after april est t Ion Given unde the Din Hon of ii Quot thinks that probably Hie i Marabou Eye was played by nicest thing about his work Quot at Foi Salu Wilson at the Organ Marlette est Home were in oppoi1 unities to probably no number brought a More humorous response than the did no to know exactly what to i in Wilber and i Filbert a i not bad at All. At any rate they Pany that owned the old cemetery Nesia victim convey the idea pretty clearly and to take care of the grounds. At that if the child asked an intelligent time the City had not yet purchased adult what it All meant the adult the cemetery. Ought to be Able to explain it to him land for the old part of the Cem without withdrawing the child from every was Given by Presley Saunders i h e parents beliefs disbelief about 1836 records on file in the superstitions or agnosticism i office of Henry county recorder it is hardly believable that in this Helen Virden show that to Day men should quarrel Over sex White. Senator James Harlan and posing children to the sight of the c. N. Mcdowell had financial in ten commandments but they do. Terest in Forest Home cemetery. An they do not object to their child entry in the 1871 records shows that run looking at vulgar exhibitions of senator Harlan paid for Stamps and sex on television but if a child sees deeds a sum of $2.00 the ten commandments posted in will Fenton smother was Iowa a classroom without the symbols born Caroline Street. She married of particular faiths without cruel Lewis Fenton in 1865 and they must they Cost $1.25 a Square loot or about $375 a lot. Levi Clay and Henry Johnson two coloured boys lot and had buried his father Here were lured to work Lor Small sums and then had his mothers body Clay s being As Low As 75c. Fencing moved. Some years l iter while will lumber was purchased for As Little was sitting milking in Fenton. I4<s 85c i Penton Points out that brought him word that the chief. One could t get crap lumber for of police was calling from Pitts-1 that amount today Burgh Penn. Or. Fenton did no to get i the first plat of the cemetery a too excited since Pittsburgh was a made by the Surveyor f. A Buri Long Way off and he had t had Ain a m j858 a and is recorded in Book n. Meet so Many Nice people he showed this writer a splendid tubule to his Mother Mary i i Ai Laud. Walker that Therou w Walker of i radio Caid had written Ufier la i was buried Here la t Spring i Walker liked tile White scented Lilac Bush so much that is located near her grave to in he asked Jiei Mission at the time of tie Intel meat of he a ashes to Lay a Spray of the lilacs on Hei Gavm William at Hie piano Jane Fawks Ami Joy Guinn on the d us Linda King was the student in a Ani or Kenneth but it Fin eel. I Iii Quot peaking a t s la in i i Bip Bigg a the ent acting St Ai of the evening Star .�?~�eipiej.ee. In i sin t Tine w Iii be Al 8 . Saturday night on the High school auditorium Gage. Entanglements with the police that Pake 302 in tile county recorder fix or menorah somehow it is an impairment of the first amendment to Hie Constitution which surely does not appear in the English of the Constitution. Or maybe. We no longer use English maybe have come to it. Pleasant the next year. During their Early married life she and Lewis Fenton lived in a House Long since torn Down that stood in Forest Home near the site of the present custodian s office we use some combination of tongues and not far from a Road that ran As they did in the Tower of Babel East and West and another North at any rate the More one thinks and South through the cemetery. He knew of the Chiel of police wont on to say that a Man was Iii in a hotel there and had Only a deed to a cemetery lot in it pleasant As an identification. Or. Fenton remembered the transaction and even the Block the lot was in. Quot would you describe him a a the police chief asked will Fenton details supplied convinced him that the Man was the Quot owner of the Cern it cry lot and will also was Abl a to get in touch with friends who nod lied the Many a Sisters in Chicago. Office another letter the a i Fenton treasures is one from Cha. W Meeker of Meek Ander Owaid Meeker of Imperial Nebr or Fen ton recalls that in about 190 win n will Fenton lived with his loll his father a Sexto i Meeker from 1904 until 1913 assisting his came to look Foi his motile a Era a father after he came Back to work it was in the Tippet nut West Corn custodian in 1911 will married or of Forest Home in tile Dir it Ruth Young and their oldest child route of what i the new Fyrn Sanders of Moline. 111. A Highway. Born in Hie House just North of the a nut Nabei of Yea a i he i cemetery in 1912. Turned and was surprised that i the next interval that will Fen Fenton remembered him. Flu exact ton spent in cemetery work was i location of the grave and that from 1921 to 1929 and Atter time Watt Peu a had driven or Merkel out i rom cemetery duties he re to the cemetery in a rented no Hume i in 1935 to continuous service from the Dugdale livery friable silk key taps five at Wesleyan Blue key. National honorary Soli by Foi men tapped live Iowa Wesleyan student Friday night March la a the annual Emerald Ball the live Are ted Crane los Ai Imie lit Philip Killinger car i. Larry Middleton Gibson Wallace Geary i Union and Ca my new quasi Ottumwa. The notification same just before the intermission luring which Juan Smith it pleasant and Alex Jam i n. Staten Island n. A were crowned Queen and King of the Emerald Ball. Deeds recorded for a Roper ties the Folk whig deeds have been a corded at the courthouse Robert 8 Miller to state of Iowa property in Section six of Tippecanoe township frankly11 Buchel Kopl and wife to Iao h he Kopi property in Section 30 of new London township. Forrest l Burkhart Al a1, to f led Vav h us property in new London Laura Bertha Russell to Lora Roll Mcky Quot of a1, property in ice Hon 29 of Center township Kenneth w Hatch to state of Iowa property in Section 28 of Marion township John Ingle Tinglu and win to Henry Biggs and wife p Opet t v in be Mon tour of elite township. Stanley v Swan and v. If to Melvin k Smith property it n a t Murii Oil 111 cd Chase two speeding cars my pole chased two speeding mrs North on Highway 21$ about to 15 pm Friday but the Drivers were not caught it was thought til d one of the drivel Carne a k into town and Deputy Robert Nicholson was called to Cut Hun off but did no to i my the car authorities Are still investigating miss Margaret Mcgeer 96. A r tired it pleasant school teacher died of memorial Hospital Eily saturday morning. So had Boon in. Tailing health due to the infirmities of her age for Many month she taught in the Public be books Lur Over .>0 years. After at Rome she came to the m pleasant schools and taught in 7th and 8th grades when the work Departmentalized she taught language. Nearly 22 years ago so Quot retired and was Given special fee tuition by Hie school boar he her Long veers of faithful and efficient teaching. The daughter of William and Ann Mcgeer she was born cot 3, 1861, in it. Pleasant. She was cede used by her Par and to Brothers and a sister there a no immediate relatives surviving services will be held at Siai Phonsus Catholic Church Munch morning a nine o clock with i Rev John Manning officiating ii. A Bement will be at by. Alp i Nus cemetery. Rosary will be Sam yet p pin sunday at tile Cran f a i i Raj Horn friends of miss Mcgeer a ? starting i fund to be used for t i permanent memorial to her in in i a bloc schools of it. Pleasant col i May be sent to supt c a Cottrelly office at the him Hod a Many former pupils now i reside at a distance local friends a re asked to inform them of the int Maria i fund. Two elected to District positions Pauline Mailer id or Emerson Schlatter both of i pleas int were elected president and Secretary respectively of District no it diocesan Council of Catholic a it it the state owns the ground where through the years which included. Through an error of the City in terms of our children the More the elder or. Fenton employed the first grave is located. A cords. All told four different City managers fathers at that time the Highway confusing Are the views held by the coloured boys to dig the Graves while show that. A portion of the cemetery and eight mayors among the latter ran directly Over or Mother Grav authors of our present teenage Dis he worked during the Day at the land was purchased by the Iowa la a father and a son. Attorney a m or. Fenton unhappily report d Tress state Hospital. When funerals were sane Hospital in july 1873. They a1 Van Allen and attorney George the necessary Arrau Emu is Wen a copyright 1958. King features held and the casket lowered into. So show that Lewis gum died nov. Van Allen made and the body Wamo ted to Syndicate inc the grave the undertaker would 12. 1857 at the age of 32 years and or. Fenton a name was in the another spot in the cemetery. Coupon Day is coming watch mondays news Des Moines Francis Voigt 11-year-Oid Oskaloosa High school student won the Iowa american legion oratorical contest and will represent the state in regional men at the convention held in Sig Competition in Illinois next mon�?Th., journey tuesday. A mrs. Eugene a ska of Fairfield i was elected vice president and mrs. Howard Adrian of Richland treasurer. Hie annual diocesan convention will be held in Burlington april 27 and 28

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