Editorials Reflect on Faith and World Tensions
A December 6 1950 editorial column discusses faith courage citing Psalms, urges early Christmas shopping, and jokes on women drivers. It criticizes American superiority, warns of damaging US goodwill abroad, and notes atomic scientists and McCarthy era politics amid Cold War anxieties.
Service at Bethel ends with farewell lamps for Thompson family
Ninety seven attended the Bethel service and farewell dinner for Rev. and Mrs. Thompson. Charley Rothlisberger spoke for the congregation presenting twin table lamps. Gifts were given to young members Jimmy Priscilla and Judy. mourners and neighbors shared in church fellowship and local visits noted throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gideon
Bethel
Maurice Alvine
Mae Gideon
Mae Wallace
Gideon
Wallaces
Alice Davis
Carrie Davis
Charley Horak
Norma
Albert Navy
Riverside
John Horak
Dedicate New Church At Brighton Sunday
The First church of God was dedicated in Brighton on Sunday with many visitors and ministers from a distance in attendance. Mrs. Anna Williams is seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. C. D. Mann. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Horton left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Church of God
Anna Williams
C. D. Mann
A. E. Horton
Winter visit and family moves noted in Iowa notices
Saturday plans include spending winter with son-in-law and daughter Glen and Mrs Willits in Indianola. Mrs Luella Taylor from Cedar Rapids stayed with sisters Carrie Lemley and Nelle Engel. W E Zickafoose returned home after aiding A M Gordon of Washington. G W Heyde of Pleasant Plain arrives to winter with sister Minnie Mann. Crow family visited Davenport. Nash family moved to Harry Wentworth property from Glen Davis acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Willits
Indianola
Luella Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Carrie Lemley
Nelle Engel
W. E. Zickafoose
A. M. Gordon
Washington
G. W. Heyde
Pleasant Plain
Minnie Mann
G. M. Crow
Davenport
Lewis Nash
Glen Davis
Harry Wentworth
Picture at Fox Shows Crop Dusting Hazards
Aerial crop dusting has become a major boon for agriculture but it involves flying at very low altitudes near windbreaks, making it one of the most hazardous forms of flying. The practice raises safety concerns for pilots and nearby property as dust and chemicals are dispersed over fields and orchards.
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Fox
Give Us Wings at Fox Theatre Promises Dusting Drama
Realart presents a Thursday release at the Fox Theatre with the Dead End Kids and the Little Tough Guys in a comedy drama about the dusting profession. Billy Halop Huntz Hall Gabriel Dell Bernard Ponsly Bobby Jordan lead the cast with Wallace Ford Victor Jory Anne Gwynne and Shemp Howard in support.
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Ilian Aviation
Realart
Fox Theatre
Dead End Kids
Little Tough Guys
Billy Halop
Huntz Hall
Gabriel Dell
Bernard Prnsly
Bobby Jordan
Dead End
Wallace Ford
Victor Jory
Anne Gwynne
Shemp Howard
Sherwood Forest on State Theater Screen
Columbia presents Rogues of Sherwood Forests in Technicolor at the State Theatre. John Derek and Diana Lynn lead a large cast including George Macready and Alan Hale in this adventure set with the son of Robin Hood and his Merry Men in thrilling new exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hope
Columbia
State Theatre
John Derek
Diana Lynn
George Macready
Alan Hale
Rogues of Sherwood Forest Wins Parents' Medal
The film Rogues of Sherwood Forest was named Movie of the Month by Parents' Magazine. George Bruce wrote the screenplay while Gordon Douglas directed the adventure and Fred M. Packard produced the production set in King John's England with a tale of rebellion and intrigue.
Pliny’s Indian Grasshoppers Inspire Modern Giants
Pliny described grasshoppers three feet long with legs strong enough to cut wood during a visit to India about 1,900 years ago. The tale extends to modern times with 20 foot specimens shown on postcards from the American Midwest, illustrating a remarkable longevity of the legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny
Rome
India
America
Midwest
Notice of Probate of Will in District Court
State of Iowa S Wastilerion County notice that Leila May Arrasmith died and June 3 1944 will filed December 12 1950 hearing at 9:00 a.m. at the Mashton court house before the district court clerk RL R Noonan directs all interested to appear and show cause why the will should not be probated and allowed. Dated December 5 1950 at Washington Town 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastilerion County No
Leila May Arrasmith
Havin
Masnington
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Jas
RL R. Noonan
Washington, Town
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