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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1960
Page
3
A meditation column argues the church should not compete with the world for youth leisure. It urges parents to shelter children at home, spread the Gospel, and transform lives in Jesus Christ rather than entertain or amuse the young. It defends old fashioned scriptural standards.
A July 14 devotional recounts Lincoln’s kindness to enemies as the Christian path to removing hatred. It cites scripture from Matthew Galatians and Jesus teachings, urging readers to love enemies, bless those who curse, and pray for persecutors. John Paul Hawkins prompts that only love can dispel hate.
A church fellowship hall hosted a noisy youth dance with loud music and laughter, surprising attendees who expected a quiet church gathering. The scene contrasted with the usual calm of a church setting, leaving the observer cold.
Prairie Gold Area Council celebrates its Golden Anniversary with a three day Jumbo Rally July 22 to 24 at Spring Lake Park Cherokee Iowa. more than 7500 expected. events include Camporee Cub Scout Jubilee Field Day Cavalcade of Scouting and Explorer Loggers Day. An outdoor religious service will be held and Cub participants join Saturday events with a picnic. Tickets for the Saturday show are 50 cents. under eighth grade and all registered scouts plus leaders admitted free. The jamboree coincides with the national jamboree and will draw about 2000 Boy Scouts 3000 Cubs and 200 Explorers plus families. Council counties span Osceola Dickinson Emmet Kossuth Hamilton O Brien Clay Palo Alto Plymouth Greene Cherokee Buena Vista Pocahontas Humboldt Sioux Ida Sac Calhoun Webster. Dr Don Koser of Cherokee is general chairman with Jack Landing assisting. other leaders named.
Maurice E. Eldridge notes rapid field changes with taller corn and leaf feeding in over 75 percent of plants. He recommends 1 percent pounds DDT per acre for leaf feeding and 1 pound malathion per acre if spraying becomes necessary, while aphid outbreaks in alfalfa may be controlled by warm weather and natural lady beetle populations.
John R. Goldman of the Sioux City office announced that disability benefits from age 50 to 64 are the same as those for retirees 65 and over. Benefits range from 33 to 120 dollars monthly, based on average earnings, with wives and dependent children eligible similarly. A representative will be at the Orange City Court House on July 21, 1960 from 10 a.m. to provide more information.
Members of the China Burma India Veterans Association gather August 3 to 6 at Hotel Roosevelt Cedar Rapids for their 13th annual reunion. The event features an oriental Puja parade as part of festivities with veterans and families in attendance.
The event boasts a Governor Loveless talk, a tour of Amang colonies, and a traditional corn boll at Ellis Park Cedar Rapids. Harold H. Kretchman of St. Louis is national commander with Ker mit Kuhlman of Colesburg heading the Iowa chapter. Standing reunion committee heads are Leo Miner Cedar Rapids and Ray Alberson Dubuque, with many local members listed.
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