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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1972
Page
2
A preacher contrasts angels with workers and cites biblical figures to stress labor as blessing. The message in First Christian and other churches in Silver City emphasizes doing all for the glory of God and the value of honest labor alongside parish notices and church schedules.
Rev James C Polich, formerly of the Des Moines Diocese, will become chaplain at Glenwood State Hospital School. A Des Moines native ordained in 1971, he studied at Immaculate Conception Seminary Aquinas Institute and St Johns Seminary. He attended the Menninger Foundation in 1968 69 and gained clinical work at the Kansas Neurological Institute. He will join a clinical team diagnosing patients and will visit with parents, lead worship, and develop religious education for mentally retarded residents.
A readable OCR fragment lists patient or staff names with associated numbers across two units including Jennie Edmundson Idella Harless and Mercy entries Jaunita Votek Cleta Bownes Fern Millsap Paul Korntop Eldon Fife Therra Edlund Darlene Barker Zanetta Moss Albert Batten McD Janet Zimmerman.
Bartlett notes a flurry of social visits and family travel from Bonner Springs to Blair and Nebraska City. Local families hosted relatives, with guests at St. Mary Hospital and doctor's care in Hamburg. A September 6 WSC8 meeting at the church and a new birth at Methodist Hospital Omaha add to the week’s small town activity.
The column lists visits from Mrs. Erma Curtis Bartlett and relatives from Falls City Randolph and Sidney to Bartlett. Hospital patients include Leon Clapper at Hamburg hospital and R O Nixon at Pelican Rapids Health Center. Several families from Palmyra Glenwood Tabor Maryville and Nebraska City hosted or visited, with birthdays and weddings noted and an inaugural Phytician Sisters meeting planned for Sept 5 after summer break.
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