John Gospel as Spiritual Portrait and Its Editorial Role
The lesson argues John’s Gospel is not a synoptic biography but a spiritual interpretation of Jesus and God. It presents John as the last apostle, mentor for an aging church, and notes the Gospel’s purpose to inspire belief and eternal life through the Spirit.
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Christ
John
Paul
Kipling
God
John the Apostle
Zebedee
James
Lord
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Ephesus
Gospel Message Aims at John Chapter One Passages
Readings present John 1 1 18 including the Word with God and light to men. The text discusses creation through the Word, witnesses about the Light, belief as sonship of God, and grace and truth in Jesus Christ with references to Moses and divine revelation.
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God
John
Moses
Jesus Christ
Theater Manager at Keota Will Accept Mason City Position
EF Waters owner and manager of the Princess theater will leave Keota to manage the Palace theater in Mason City Iowa with his family moving later. James Smock will continue as Princess manager and Miss Lillian White along with Mrs William Singleton will run the ticket office.
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Keota
EF. Waters
Princess Theater
Palace Theater
Mason City
Waters
Princess
James Smock
Lillian White
William Singleton
Lee Herbert
Columbus
John Koch
Jake Conrad
Mike Koch
Sigourney
H. T. Koch
Marshalltown
J. C. Stoutner
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Wash
Boyd
Kermit Jones
Shaff
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Helen Greenwood
Chicago
C. O. Greenwood
P. P. Shorts
Minnesota
Leah Gearhart
Fairfield
W. L. Strain
Keota Couple Observes Fiftieth Wedding Event
Mr and Mrs J N Ramsey of Keota quietly marked their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday December 30 with a noon dinner for relatives and friends. Ramsey a druggist for over 50 years has been ill and bedbound. his brother E J Ramsey owner of Ramsey Drug Co could not attend. Guests included Mrs A R Hulse Dr and Mrs R R Hulse Janet their daughter and other local friends.
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J. N. Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
E. J. Ramsey
Ramsey Drug Company
A. R. Hulse
W. S. Helscher
R. R. Hulse
Janet
C. N. Newton
M. J. Fitzgerald
O. B. Rogers
Junction Family to Spend Month in Phoenix Ariz
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Edmondson and Dorothy depart for Phoenix to visit their son-in-law Lester Holmes and family and will take an auto trip to the Pacific coast. Other items note relatives visiting Kansas City and Muscatine, plus local social plans and alumni group activities.
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Columbus Junction
Dale Edmondson
Dorothy
Phoenix
Ariz
Lester Holmes
Holmes
Pacific Coast
Guy Masonholder
Kansas City
Ralph Lowe
Masonholder
Chicago
Nellie Olinger
Muscatine
Elsie Olinger
Columbus City
J. R. Hills
Iowa City
J. C. Richie
Harry Marker
St. Joseph
L. Y
van Horn
Cotter
Glenn Quigley
Mildred Williams
Pearl Colton
C. S. Ramsdale
Robert N. Chord
Myth Bloomquist
Washington County Ministerial Association
W. H. Parker
Coiter
J. W. Daw
Ralph and
Arthur
Algona
Daw
John Deere
Moline
Ill
J. O. Hall
Spring Run
Boulton
August Foss
Mr. Foss
Colorado
H. H. Wainwright
Sterling, Colo
Fletcher
Burlington
Frank Hopkins
Sterling
W. D. Lewis
Ben el
Two New Officials in Louisa County Begin Jan 2
Louisa County offices reopen after New Year with two new officials. J. Carson Duncan won the supervisor seat over R. J. Cotter in November, and Miss Mildred Baird becomes county recorder replacing Jessie Lockwood. Klub to Convene and 4-H officers listed. Mrs. H O Weaver travels to Los Angeles for winter visit with relatives.
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Louisa County
Wapello
J. Carson Duncan
R. J. Cotter
Mildred Baird
Jessie Lockwood
Wilton Hails New Year Parties Across Town
Wilton welcomed 1930 with two large gatherings and numerous private celebrations. The largest was a Masonic Hall party with Toyne's orchestra, honoring Dan S. Duncan 84 Louis Plett 49 years and Gerald Ochiltree as the youngest. Favors, luncheon, and a social afterward followed. Grace Reformed Church held a second large watch party with an 8 pm service and social time.
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Journal News Service
Wilton
Masonic Hall
Toyne
Dan S. Duncan
Louis Plett
Gerald Ochiltree
Walter Maurer
Flavel Port
Grace Reformed Church
Cedar County Prepares for Winter Drifts
Cedar County mobilizes five snow plows purchased by the board of supervisors this year to ensure open roads this winter. Last season the county had no plows, but a locally built machine directed by Supervisor J. H. Maurer aided plowing during a heavy snowfall.
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Tipton
Cedar County
Board of Supervisors
J. H. Maurer
Gus Tiemeyer Funeral Held In Wapello
Funeral services for 81 year old Gus Tiemeyer were held Thursday at Keck Funeral home with Rev. Jesse Huddle officiating. He died Sunday in Chicago at his daughter's home, Mrs Willa Fowler. Burial followed in Wapello cemetery.
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Wapello
Gus Tiemeyer
Chicago
Ill
Willa Fowler
Keck
Jesse Huddle
Wapello Cemetery
Fairfield social circle gathers for evenings
Mrs. J. E. Milam of Trenton Missouri and Mrs. Victor Foster of Chicago visited Thursday evening at the Verne Furnas home with Elliott and his wife.
Young People Host Sunday School Treasures Hunt
Concreted Conesville hosts from Reformed and Methodist Sunday schools with youth parties at homes and church basements. Attendees include Catharine McCormick Debbie Coffin De Etta Abbott Letha Holladay Mary Kemp Virginia Stafford Edith Wolford Ruth Walker Kathleen Abbott Winifred Jones and teach ers G M Buser. Visits, illness and travel noted among families with flu cases and new positions in hospitals and cities.
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Conesville
Hilda Owen
the Reformed Sunday School
Catharine McCormick
Debbie Coffin
Randall
Alden Bebb
Max Heither
Max Allen
Rex Abbott
Charles Buckman
Rueben McCormick
Lawrence Yocum
Amos Owen
M. E
Methodist Sunday School
de Etta Abbott
Letha Holladay
Mary Kemp
Virginia Stafford
Edith Wolford
Ruth Walker
Kathleen Abbott
Viola Buckman
Madeline Sprouse
Norma Maxwell
Betty Hawkins
Darlene Maxwell
Winifred Jones
Newell Abbott
Harold Buckman
G. M. Buser
Daisy Kemp
Janelle
Columbus Junction
James McKee
Kelly McKee
Eva McKee
Farmer Hurt by Storm Door at Barn in Cedar Valley
Cedar Valley reports farmer Floyd McIntire suffered painful injuries when a large barn door blew against him during a wind storm lasting several hours on Wednesday evening. He will be confined to home for several days.
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Cedar Valley
Floyd McIntire
Mr. McIntire
Sunday School Classes Hold Party at Nichols Hall
Two Nichols Sunday school classes led by Edna Kirchner and Dora Smith hosted a party at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday afternoon. Children feasted, played games, and were joined by Rev. Lawrence K. Layman of Cincinnati and Rev. Mina Hargis.
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Clarence Metcalf
Albert Lindee
Des Moines
Mary Mapes
Muscatine
Tillie Miesky
G. G. Bellamy
Winfield
Nichols
Royal Neighbor Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Arthur Hahn
Jane Seidler
Henry Brown
Margaret Hahn
George Sutton
Hazel Criger
Chet Adams
Funeral Rites for Peter Engeldinger Scheduled Saturday
Peter Engeldinger aged 67 of Fonda Iowa died Wednesday night at his sister Mrs John Pohren’s home in Clear Creek township after pneumonia. He was a Clear Creek native and farmer who lived in Fonda in recent years. He returned to Keota Oct 21 to visit family and had plans to return to Fonda when illness struck. He was a Mason and Odd Fellows member. Funeral services will be held here Saturday with burial in Keota cemetery.
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Peter Engeldinger
Fonda
John Pohren
Clear Creek Township
Mr. Engeldinger
Pohren
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George Engeldinger
The
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Double-Eight Card Club Hosts Husbands Gathering
Members of the Double-Eight card club and their husbands met at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shellabarger home on a Wednesday evening. Progressive five hundred was played at seven tables. high scores went to Miss Anna Owen and Amos Owen with consolation to Mrs. Dennis Christianson and I F Everett. Refreshments followed. Attendees included the Brehmes Curtins Maxwells Nietzels Crafords Hesseltines Hawkins Brandons Singleton Christiansons Eldred Maxwell I F Everett Ruby Wagner Anna Hilda Owen Catharine McCormick Amos Owen and the Shellabargers.
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Ralph Crawford
Clair Hesseltine
Harold Hawkins
Wayne Singleton
Dennis Christianson
Eldred Maxwell
I. F. Everett
Ruby Wagner
Anna
Hilda Owen
Catharine McCormick
Amos Owen
Shellabarger
Dividend Checks Sent to Junction Bank Stockholders
Columbus Junction State bank paid Thursday December 31 a dividend check for 3 dollars on stock owned by stockholders. Cashier H. Lee Huston reports a good earning year. The bank will increase surplus and reserves from earnings. The annual stockholders meeting set for 1:30 p.m. January 12.
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Columbus Junction
Mattson Denies Word From Son in Kidnapping Case
Dr. W. W. Mattson said he has heard no direct word from his 10 year old son Charles since the Sunday kidnapping and no confirmation of ransom payment. Reports of intermediaries and possible contact circulated as investigators and police held steady.
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Harold Nathan
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Rainier National Park Company
Snyder Completes 30 Years Service as R I Brakeman
Columbus Junction resident Ed Snyder, a Rock Island Railroad brakeman, finished 30 years on the Cedar Rapids division with a run on passenger train No. 66 from Columbus Junction at 4 05 Friday afternoon. He is a brother of Mrs J C May of Columbus City.
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Ed Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Columbus City
Rock Island
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J. C. May
Blast Silences Gangster and Sparks Citywide Hunt
In Sioux Falls a dramatic blast silenced a gangster and triggered a manhunt for three ex convicts Edward Tobin Harry Reeves and William Nesbata. Helen Seiler a 25 year old survivor described the robbery linked slay and the near fatal explosion that shattered windows over a 50 mile radius.
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Sioux City
Louis N. Crill
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Seiler
Edward Tobin
Harry “Slim” Reeves
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D. W. Baker
Tobin
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Miss Seiler
Postoffice Receipts at Aledo Hit High Yearly Total
Aledo postoffice handled 17103.69 in the past year per postmaster C. D. Lawson. Christmas quarter brought 4510.85 in total receipts with 4061.65 in stamps, while annual quarterly totals were 4698.73, 4399.05, 3495.07, and 4510.84.
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Aledo
Aledo Post Office
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