Editorial reflections on faith programs and local life in 1950
Editorial notes community life and church leadership changes in Washington Iowa. It highlights the Washington Methodist Church, Dr Fred Miller leaving for Waterloo and the arrival of Dr Raymond Reed, plus the growing youthful ministering trend and rising budgets. It also mentions the YWCA anniversary and contrasts church and civic groups while quoting imprint from other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Methodist Church
Fred FE. Miller
Waterloo
W. W. Bowers
Doctor Miller
Washington
Walter Smith
Lueion
Fred Miller
Raymond Reed
Council Bluffs
Miller
Reed
The
YWCA
YMCA
Washington Ywca
Columbus High Musicians to State Contest
Columbus high school band, which earned a first rating at Washington on April 15, heads to the state contest in Centerville on April 21. The girls trio, brass sextette, Delbert Back trombone soloist and David Sanford tuba soloist, also with first ratings at Ft Madison April 1, will go to Centerville. The Columbus senior class will stage The Perfect Idiot in the auditorium Friday at eight, directed by Glen Nicholson with Ann Martin and Tom Calgazier in leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coumbus Junction
Columbus High School
Washington
Centervile
Delbert Back
David Sanford
Ft Madison
Centerville
Glen Nicholson
Ann Martin
Tom Calgazier
Hospital Admits Mrs. Tucker and Dismisses Rathmel
Mrs. John Tucker is admitted at the hospital today in Crawfordsville while A. D. Rathmel is dismissed. The report notes the two individuals and their movements within the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tucker
City
A. D. Rathmel
Crawfordsville
Francis the Talking Mule Opens at State Theatre
Universal International kick started a nationwide talent search for the title role in Francis a talking mule story. The film stars Donald O Connor and opens Sunday at the State Theatre as the nation follows the mule toward stardom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Universal- International Studios
Francis
Burma
State Theatre
Donald O'Connor
Mute screen test selects famed Army mule as official party mascot
A screen test named the Army mule as the first glorified jughead symbol and official mascot for the Democratic party, chosen for the role by studio attaches amid media spotlight.
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Democratic Party
Weekly Livestock Sales at Multiple Iowa Venues
Community Sale every Friday at Whittaker Barn Kai0na Iowa. Livestock sales every Wednesday at Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa. Livestock Sale every Tuesday at the relay barn in Livestock.
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Whittaker
Meionsa
Aies
Kai0na
Iowa
Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
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