His Silver Birthday in a Personal Note
The editor reflects on a family birthday exchange from December 1963. He recalls joking about his son-in-law reaching a quarter century, trading playful taunts and light verse about aging, while noting it’s nicer to be younger than older.
Rabbit nickname and Bears star Keith Molesworth hometown memories
A set of reminiscences about Keith Molesworth, Bears quarterback, from his hometown supporters. He is praised for speed and skill after facing the Packers, with notes on his early career at W H S and Monmouth College, and a wish to meet him in the locker room. It includes local anecdotes and a lighter aside about a sanitary truck driver and a Wisconsin voting scene.
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Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Bob Stutsman
Harry Montgomery, Jr
Cloyd Smith
Bears
Keith Molesworth
Keith
Monmouth College
Packers
Papa Bear
Bronko Nagurski
Mable Gray
Washington
Iowa
Sanitary Truck
Iowa Heroes of Harpers Ferry Coppoe Brothers
Edwin and Barclay Coppoe from Cedar County Iowa joined John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859. Edwin was executed on December 16 1859 and Barclay died later after fleeing to Canada and later serving as a Kansas Volunteer before dying in a train wreck near St Joseph Missouri. The story highlights Iowa sympathy for abolition and the northern push against slavery.
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John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Virginia
Edwin
Barclay Coppoce
Coppoe
Edwin Coppoc
Barclay
Springdale
Cedar County
Brown
Midwest
Ohio
Maxson
Coppoee Brothers
Maxson Farm
Old Brown
Government
Edwin Coppoe
Young Coppoe
Charlestown
Barclay Coppoe
Bareau Thly
Sprdale
Des Moines
Kirkwood
Canada
Barclay Coppee
Third
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
St. Joseph
Missouri
Iowa
Scenes from a Kitchen Window
A collection of light vignettes and quirky observations from daily life. A friend jokes at the Sanitary Landfill about trash, a TV reference to a Gleason remark, a cat presenting a mouse, a gimmick offering free coal shovels, and playful notes about flowers toys and family.
Palmers in Illinois to spend weekend
A cluttered column notes Thanksgiving visits and weekend plans of the Palmer family and local residents. It lists the Keota area gatherings with Jim Palmer and Brenda, plus relatives from LaGrange, Batavia, Wellman, Washington, and Des Moines visiting or joining meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge
Palmers
Illinois
Keota
Jim Palmer
Brenda
LaGrange
Wallace Riggens
Tillie Emry
Batavia
Mary Deimerly
Harold Pepper
Arthur Douney
Roy Douney
Floyd Smith
Richland
Harold Peppers
Bill Pepper
Wellman
Roger Pepper
Washington
Shirley Sparrow
Florence Crawford
Merle Gardner
Des Moines
Mae Sturgeon
Grace Vincent
Aubrey Lee
Dysert
Walter Stoutner
Roy Funston
Clinton
Vic Hesses
Art Duensing
Lloyd Duensing
Beth Brinning
Charlie Brinning
Wayne Mangold
West Chester
Everette Vincent
Robert Vincent
Bill Kephart
St. Charles
Sigourney
Robert Vincents
Thought for the Day Psalm Message on Charity
A church page urges readers to remember Psalms 9 18 and act as God’s almoners by aiding the young weak and unfortunate. It emphasizes compassion and charitable giving as a daily duty.
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