Who Should Say Grace When a Clergyman Guests
Readers share views on whether a clergyman should lead grace at meals when he is a guest. Ministers cite varying preferences from leading the prayer to deferring to the host and respecting tradition.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1968
Page
5
Readers share views on whether a clergyman should lead grace at meals when he is a guest. Ministers cite varying preferences from leading the prayer to deferring to the host and respecting tradition.
Congressman Fred Schwengel urged stronger state and local action on water and air pollution. He proposed Cabinet level state departments for pollution programs, tax incentives for facilities, federal installation pollution controls, and laws for waste treatment, plus funding and minimum abatement requirements to meet federal obligations.
Edmund D. Morrison Jr. James E. Lloyd provide legal services at 211 West Washington Street phone 653-5431.
Mrs. D. H. Watson Rubio reports visitors around Burlington including Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doran and others from Kingston Carman and Westchester plus Lincoln Plain guests. Several locals hosted relatives and attended church events with Young Peoples Conference attendees from Iowa and Easter services planned.
ISU stockholders held an annual meeting on Monday afternoon in Centerville with 86 percent of 1,867,721 shares represented. Directors re elected were Robert W. Greenleaf E Parks R F Brewer all of Centerville George S Beuckman of Burlington A E Peters Newton Max von Schrader Ottumwa and Dwight C Vredenburg Chariton. The Board will meet April 19 to elect officers for the ensuing year and act on corporate matters.
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