Editorials Reflecting on Faith Society and Commerce
A collection of opinion notes covers religion revival questions, McCarthy era loyalty debates, business selling dynamics, and optimistic census views. It references Lee Pressman, Catholic rallies in Mason City, open air Central Park meetings, and Madrid census expectations, mixing social reflection with current events and local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Des Moines
Washington
Central Park
Return Home From Summer s Work
Lillian Holmes returns to Crawfordsville after a summer at Albuquerque working with the Summer House theatre where she stars in plays serves as business manager and directs a show. Scott Welco of Burlington visits for a few days as teachers arrive town residents relocate and the first day of school brings bright eyed children dressed for class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cherryholmes
Wapello
Knowlton Fletcher
Jeanette Hanna
Montezuma
Dorothy Waters
Iowa City
Walnut
Earnest Beauchamp
Cedar Rapids
Merle Beauchamp
Glen Anderson
Mary
Margaret
Johnny
Marilyn Miller
Glen Beenblossom
Lloyd
Jim Wilson
Ivan
Ozarks
Arkansas
Texas
Kenneth Beenblossom
Ainsworth
Larry Wilson
J. A. Raymond
Crawfordsville
Lillian Holmes
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Summer House Theatre
Miss Holmes
Scott Welco
Burlington
Anne James
Jacqueline
J. L. Howard
Richard Harfst
Harley Rhea
Noble
Dale Nebel
Fast
Dale
Eagle Grove
Alice Reschly
West Chester
Donnel Wright
Little Son
Des Moines
W. R. Schantz
Mr. Wright
Ralph Wenger
Columbus High Football Schedule Announced for Fall
Columbus Junction reports the 1951 football slate led by Ivan C. Whiteley, with games at West Branch Winfield Mt. Vernon New London West Liberty Leme Tree Wilton University High Wapello and home dates against Sept. 15 West Branch Sept. 22 Winfield Sept. 29 Mt. Vernon homecoming Oct. 6 New London Oct. 18 West Liberty Oct. 20 Leme Tree Oct. 27 Wilton Nov. 8 University High Nov. 10 Wapello. Details include coach Whiteley and school community events surrounding the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Mt. Vernon
New London
West Liberty
Leme Tree
Wilton
University High
Wapello
Ivan C. Whiteley
Muscatine
Methodist
Victor Stacey
Max McGuire
Washington County Hospital
Lewis Pugh
Dick Peters
K. H. Robertson
F. DD. Smylie
Robert I’. Moore
Detroit
Mich
Frances Pogemiller
Robert N. Chord
Zion Congregational Church
Here
Chord
Unknown Playwrights Break With Originals Only Project
New York writer Tom Hill started Originals Only to help unknown playwrights reach Broadway. Since reopening in April the venue has produced two plays and generated dozens of paying acting roles, with Paul Nord's Haven in the Dark slated for Broadway this fall. The Greenwich Village theater operates without admission or payments to creators, actors, or crew, relying on a landlord who takes a share of the audience hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tom Hill
Originals
Broadway
Hill
Greenwich Village Playhouse
Don Stuart
Playhouse
Eddie Dowling
Nord
Eugene O'Neill
Lorna
Titus Ringer
Ivan Becker
Becker
Albacore Booms Draw Prowling Submarines Off San Diego
Fishing boats crowded the 60 mile bank west of San Diego to harvest abundant albacore this year causing submarines to seek alternative maneuvering grounds.
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San Diego
Eicher School Opens With 20 Scholars
Eicher School opened Monday with 20 scholars enrolled. Lyle Bower teaches this year. Lynn Roth is the only kindergartner. Former Eicher students now attend Wayland High School as freshmen, including Jane Miller and Doris Nebel. Local families and teachers are noted with visits, picnics, and gatherings around Noble and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Frey
Noble
Eicher
Lyle Bower
Lynn Roth
Kindergarden
Wayland High School
Jane Miller
Doris Nebel
Wilma Swartzendruber
Rosemary Liechty
Alice Leichty
Richard Leichty
Wayland
Marion
Marion Leichty
Mary Ellen
Marthena Nebel
James Leichty
D. W. Widmer
Gladys
Mason
Black Hills
South Dakota
Colorado
Kenneth Goff
Dennis Klopfenstein
Trenton
Clayton Nebel
Silverlake
David Richard
Raymond Graber
Archibald
Ohio
Otto Frey
Vernon
Orlin Frey
Eicher School
Max Graber
Ernestine Ward
Kansas City
Raymond Rich
Plymouth boy's pony ride ends with road chaos
Tom my Fritter's afternoon pony ride in Plymouth, Indiana, turned chaotic when the pony threw him into the grass and bolted across a highway. A car swerved to avoid the pony, while a second vehicle struck the first from behind in a three-vehicle collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
Tommy Fritter
Farm Totals Show Texas Leads Nation in Farm Counts
Texas has the most farms with 384 977 according to the U S census bureau. Nevada ranks at the opposite end with 3 429 farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States Bureau of Census
Lone Star
Nevada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Evening Journal
California
Journal
Joseph McCarthy
Lee Pressman
Co. I. O
New Deal
Department of Agriculture
Communist Party
Pressman
Mr. Pressman
Madrid Register News
Madrid
Philip Yohe
Cynthia Ruth
Larry Jack
Crapo Park
Wilbert Rose
Kathryn Williams
Colorado Springs
Gladys Rose
Russell Zickafoose
Ivor Davis
David Schantz
Howard Beenblossom
Charles Beenblossom
Los Angeles
Calif
Gary Lease
Wayne Berkshire
Mt. Fleasant
Jess Raymond
Charles
Marjorie
al Raymond
Donald Blankenhorn
Donna
Clyde Huston
Jaclyn
Chester Cherryholmes
Walter Schnelle
Wilton Junction
U. S
Pusan
Fighting Front
Korea
Pohang
Masan
International
Dale Engle
John Duvall
Lee Mangold
John Hotle
Margery Cherryholmes
J. W. Evans
Janet
Walters-Ward
Cordova
Engle
Ward
Henry Cheng
Junior
Eldora
Cleo Cherryholmes
Onawa
Vincent Willey
Mavis Hall
Lyle
Virgil Fletcher
Lee Lease
Guy Mitchell
Delbert Lowe
Billy and
Terry
Frank Fletcher
Tony Yohe
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Columbus High
West Branch
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island Tracks
Florence Klotz
Harry Fornare
St. Paul
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Chautauqua Park
Don Howell
Craig
Mary Green
Roy Greene
Bebb
McKee
Upstairs In Journal
E. F. Krabill
Merrimac
Robert Pefferman
Sex Barker
Denise Darcel
RKO
Wilson
Boston Butt Pork Shoulder
Sid
Louisa Gold Butter
Navy
Lge
Fuhr & Cochran
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